DEPRECATED. Use error-stack-parser instead.
Cross-browser parsing of the stack property of error objects.
What it does: Parse the stack property into name, file path, line number and column number (if
available). Cross-browser.
What it does not: Normalize names and file paths, or account for possible browser differences in line and column counting.
Cross-browser, eh? Exactly how cross-browser is it? See support.md.
``javascript
var stack
// Generally you don't need to try/catch.
try {
stack = parseStack(errorObject)
} catch (error) {
console.log("The format of thestackproperty is invalid or unrecognized byparseStack`.")
}
if (stack === null) {
console.log("The stack property is not supported.")
} else {
stack.forEach(function (stackLine) {
console.log(
stackLine.name,
stackLine.filepath,
stackLine.lineNumber,
stackLine.columnNumber
)
})
}
```
npm install parse-stack or component install lydell/parse-stack
CommonJS: var parseStack = require("parse-stack")
AMD and regular old browser globals: Use ./parse-stack.js
Node.js: npm test
Browser: Open ./test/browser/index.html