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Node.js Cookbook

Node.js Cookbook - Fifth Edition

By : Bethany Griggs, Manuel Spigolon
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Node.js Cookbook

Node.js Cookbook

By: Bethany Griggs, Manuel Spigolon

Overview of this book

Node.js is a game-changing technology for building modern web applications and tooling, bringing the power of JavaScript to the server and enabling full-stack development in a unified language. This updated edition of this Node.js cookbook, featuring Node.js 22, equips you with the latest advancements and enhancements in the Node.js framework ecosystem. From Bethany Griggs, who has served on the Node.js Technical Steering Committee and participated in the Node.js Release Working Group, and Manuel Spigolon, a core maintainer of Fastify, comes this fifth edition of the Node.js Cookbook to help you master Node.js 22. This book guides you step by step through crafting reusable code with Node.js modules, streamlining development using the Fastify web framework, and implementing data persistence in databases and rigorous testing practices for robust applications. You’ll address security concerns, optimize performance with worker threads, deploy Node.js microservices using containerization and orchestration, and tackle troubleshooting with effective debugging strategies. Packed with real-world examples, this guide empowers you to harness Node.js 22's full potential for creating secure, performant, and dynamic applications.
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Increasing stack trace size

A stack trace, sometimes referred to as a stack backtrace, is defined as a list of stack frames. When your Node.js process hits an error, a stack trace is shown detailing the function that experienced the error, and the functions that it was called by. By default, Node.js’s V8 engine will return 10 stack frames.

When debugging some errors, it can be useful to have more than 10 stack frames. However, increasing the number of stack frames stored can come with a performance cost. Keeping track of additional stack frames will result in our applications consuming more memory. For more details, you can refer to this link: https://v8.dev/docs/stack-trace-api.

In the recipe, we’re going to increase the size of the stack trace.

Getting ready

  1. First, we should create a directory for our application. We’ll be using the express module for our program, so we’ll also need to initialize our project directory:
    $ mkdir stack-trace...
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