codemod request: trace function calls
See original GitHub issueIssue Description
I’m looking to instrument code for debugging so I can trace what functions are being called – a simple console.log('function name', arguments)
added as the first command in functions would go a long way. If the class name (for non-anomymous classes) could be included for method calls, that’d be fantastic.
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Just landed ESTrace based on our talk 🎉 .
I was already satisfied, but I don’t know if you want user to close issues or not (I don’t on my own repos)