Was hoping to use TraceKit to get normalized stack traces across browsers and node.js.
- Just using
TraceKit.computeStackTrace(new Error()); no wish to subscribe or anything.
- Unfortunately TraceKit doesn't seem to support node.js stack traces.
stacktrace-js supports node.js stack traces, but is no longer actively maintained:
Works in browser:

Doesn't work in Node: (isometric JS that runs in both browser and server)

Was hoping to use TraceKit to get normalized stack traces across browsers and node.js.
TraceKit.computeStackTrace(new Error()); no wish to subscribe or anything.stacktrace-js supports node.js stack traces, but is no longer actively maintained:
Works in browser:
Doesn't work in Node: (isometric JS that runs in both browser and server)