complete 1.js file is being displayed in the terminal if ganache used programatically

In my project i was using ganache programatically and passing options as an argument to the provider. If any error occurs it should show only error but it prints complete 1.js file in the terminal in my node project. We can handle the issue with, 1. Prettifying minified 1.js file and other is to use try catch whenever using ganache instance. This problem is similar to solidity’s solcjson.js error. var ganache = require('ganache'); options = { miner: { blockGasLimit: "5F5E100" }, } provider = ganache.provider(options); Here gaslimit should be in hex but i have put this without 0x to recreate the errror. It would be great if this problem is solved.

[aniketpcsync]

We bundle our packages to reduce installation time, and at the same time we minify it all. In doing so we generate source maps, files that can map characters in the minified file to their original source.

Node.js doesn’t automatically read these source map files (but browsers do, in certain situations), so you have to use source-map-support to add support.

The downside to using source-map-support for you is that this will slow down the initialization of your application (i’m not sure how slow ganache’s source map loading can be). There is also a downside for everyone, even if they don’t use source-map-support, since it increases our bundle size, which defeats the purpose of minifying in the first place!

Thank you so much for the answer !

[davidmurdoch]

We bundle our packages to reduce installation time, and at the same time we minify it all. In doing so we generate source maps, files that can map characters in the minified file to their original source.

Node.js doesn’t automatically read these source map files (but browsers do, in certain situations), so you have to use source-map-support to add support.

The downside to using source-map-support for you is that this will slow down the initialization of your application (i’m not sure how slow ganache’s source map loading can be). There is also a downside for everyone, even if they don’t use source-map-support, since it increases our bundle size, which defeats the purpose of minifying in the first place!