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netstack.js
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Readme

netStack.js

A simple and easy JavaScript library for highlighting .NET stack traces

Stacktrace - Language support

Demo

Stack Trace Formatter - Online pretty print of .NET stack traces

Initialization

Using a string that represents a CSS selector:

const stack = new netStack('.stacktrace');

Passing an HTMLElement object:

const stackElement = document.querySelector('.stacktrace');
const stack = new netStack(stackElement);

Default values for classes

const stack = new netStack('.stacktrace', {
    frame: 'st-frame',
    type: 'st-type',
    method: 'st-method',
    paramsList: 'st-frame-params',
    paramType: 'st-param-type',
    paramName: 'st-param-name',
    file: 'st-file',
    line: 'st-line'
});

Options

prettyprint: boolean

Default: false. Pretty prints your stacktrace.

const stack = new netStack('.stacktrace', {
    prettyprint: true
});

Ready to go CSS

pre, code {background-color:#333; color: #ffffff;}
.st-type {color: #0a8472; font-weight: bolder;}
.st-method {color: #70c9ba; font-weight: bolder;}
.st-frame-params {color: #ffffff; font-weight: normal;}
.st-param-type {color: #0a8472;}
.st-param-name {color: #ffffff;}
.st-file {color:#f8b068;}
.st-line {color:#ff4f68;}

Acknowledgments

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