How to use _extractStackTraceLogIfExists method in root

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InstrumentationLogsParser.js

Source: InstrumentationLogsParser.js Github

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...18 }19 _analyzeLogs(_logsDump) {20 const logsDump = this._partialLog ? this._partialLog.concat(_logsDump) : _logsDump;21 const logs = logsDump.split(START_WITH_PREFIX);22 this._extractStackTraceLogIfExists(logs);23 this._keepPartialLogIfNeeded(logs);24 }25 _extractStackTraceLogIfExists(logs) {26 const stackTraceLogs = logs.filter(this._verifyStackTraceLog);27 if (!_.isEmpty(stackTraceLogs)) {28 this._stackTrace = _.last(stackTraceLogs).replace(STACKTRACE_PREFIX, '').trim().concat('\n');29 }30 }31 _keepPartialLogIfNeeded(logs) {32 const lastLog = _.last(logs);33 if (this._isPartialLog(lastLog)) {34 this._partialLog = lastLog;35 }36 }37 _verifyStackTraceLog(log) {38 return log.startsWith(STACKTRACE_PREFIX) && log.endsWith('\n\n');39 }...

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1var log = require('log4js').getLogger();2log._extractStackTraceLogIfExists();3var log = require('log4js').getLogger('test');4log._extractStackTraceLogIfExists();5var log = require('log4js').getLogger('test.test');6log._extractStackTraceLogIfExists();7var log = require('log4js').getLogger('test.test.test');8log._extractStackTraceLogIfExists();9{10 {11 "layout": {12 "pattern": "%d{yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss.SSS} [%p] %c - %m"13 }14 }15}16{17 {18 "layout": {19 "fields": {20 }21 }22 }23}241. Fork it (<

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1const { extractStackTraceLogIfExists } = require('root-cause-core');2const error = new Error('test');3const stackTraceLog = extractStackTraceLogIfExists(error);4console.log(stackTraceLog);5See [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md)6See [LICENSE](LICENSE)

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1var root = require('root');2var stackTrace = root._extractStackTraceLogIfExists();3console.log(stackTrace);4{5 {6 },7 {8 },9 {10 },11 {12 },13 {14 },15 {16 },17 {18 },19 {20 }21}22var stackTrace = this._extractStackTraceLogIfExists();23var root = require('root');24var stackTrace = root._extractStackTraceLogIfExists();25console.log(stackTrace);26{27 {

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1const util = require('util');2const { RootError } = require('make-error-cause');3const err = new RootError('root error');4const err2 = new RootError('root error 2', err);5console.log(util.inspect(err2, { showHidden: true, depth: null }));6const { CauseError } = require('make-error-cause');7const err3 = new CauseError('cause error', err2);8console.log(util.inspect(err3, { showHidden: true, depth: null }));9 at Object.<anonymous> (/​Users/​xxxxx/​xxxxx/​test.js:5:9)10 at Module._compile (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1158:30)11 at Object.Module._extensions..js (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1178:10)12 at Module.load (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1002:32)13 at Function.Module._load (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:901:14)14 at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (internal/​modules/​run_main.js:74:12)15 at internal/​main/​run_main_module.js:18:47 {16 at Object.<anonymous> (/​Users/​xxxxx/​xxxxx/​test.js:10:11)17 at Module._compile (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1158:30)18 at Object.Module._extensions..js (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1178:10)19 at Module.load (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1002:32)20 at Function.Module._load (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:901:14)21 at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (internal/​modules/​run_main.js:74:12)22 at internal/​main/​run_main_module.js:18:47 {23 }24}25 at Object.<anonymous> (/​Users/​xxxxx/​xxxxx/​test.js:15:11)26 at Module._compile (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1158:30)27 at Object.Module._extensions..js (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1178:10)28 at Module.load (internal/​modules/​cjs/​loader.js:1002:32)

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