anti-error v0.0.3

Anti Error

1.0.0 A more optimized version using min.js(https://npmjs.org/@aeth/min.js

Ignore errors in your code and keep it running.

Installing:

npm install anti-error

How to use:

const anti = require('anti-error');
anti.use(true);

// Optional: Show error details
anti.showErr();

Functions:

use(value)

• Description: Enables or disables error handling.
• Parameters:
  • value (boolean): true to enable error handling, false to disable it.

showErr()

• Description: Enables the display of error details.
• Usage: Call this function to enable the display of error details in the console.

log(message)

• Description: Logs a message to the console.
• Parameters:
  • message (string): The message to be logged.

logError(logPath)

• Description: Captures unhandled exceptions and logs them to a file.
• Parameters:
  • logPath (string): The path to the log file where errors will be logged.

getLastError()

• Description: Returns the last error captured by the library.
• Returns: The last error object captured by the library. Returns null if no error has been captured.

Example:

// Enabling Anti-Error
const anti = require('anti-error');
anti.use(true);

// Optional: Show error details
anti.showErr();

// ... Code

console.log(anti.getLastError());

This example demonstrates how to enable error handling, show error details, and retrieve the last captured error using the getLastError() function.

Feel free to customize the library based on your needs and requirements.