How to get console.log line numbers shown in Nodejs?

Question

Got an old application, that prints out quite a lot of messages using console.log, but I just can not find in which files and lines console.log is

Answer 1

I found Dmitry Druganov's answer really nice, but I tried it on Windows 10 (with Node 8.9.4) and it didn't work well. It was printing the full path, something like:

Loading settings.json
   at fs.readdirSync.filter.forEach (D:\Users\Piyin\Projects\test\settings.js:21:13)
Server is running on http://localhost:3000 or http://127.0.0.1:3000
   at Server.app.listen (D:\Users\Piyin\Projects\test\index.js:67:11)

So I took said answer and made these improvements (from my point of view):

• Assume the important line of the stack trace is the third one (the first one is the word Error and the second one is where you place this script)
• Remove the current script folder path (given by __dirname, which in my case is D:\Users\Piyin\Projects\test). Note: For this to work well, the script should be on the project's main Javascript
• Remove the starting at
• Place the file information before the actual log
• Format the information as Class.method at path/to/file:line:column

Here it is:

['log','warn','error'].forEach((methodName) => {
  const originalMethod = console[methodName];
  console[methodName] = (...args) => {
    try {
      throw new Error();
    } catch (error) {
      originalMethod.apply(
        console,
        [
          (
            error
            .stack // Grabs the stack trace
            .split('\n')[2] // Grabs third line
            .trim() // Removes spaces
            .substring(3) // Removes three first characters ("at ")
            .replace(__dirname, '') // Removes script folder path
            .replace(/\s\(./, ' at ') // Removes first parentheses and replaces it with " at "
            .replace(/\)/, '') // Removes last parentheses
          ),
          '\n',
          ...args
        ]
      );
    }
  };
});

And here's the new output:

fs.readdirSync.filter.forEach at settings.js:21:13
 Loading settings.json
Server.app.listen at index.js:67:11
 Server is running on http://localhost:3000 or http://127.0.0.1:3000

Here's the minified-by-hand code (240 bytes):

['log','warn','error'].forEach(a=>{let b=console[a];console[a]=(...c)=>{try{throw new Error}catch(d){b.apply(console,[d.stack.split('\n')[2].trim().substring(3).replace(__dirname,'').replace(/\s\(./,' at ').replace(/\)/,''),'\n',...c])}}});