Any solutions for more readable stack traces on iOS?

[mcfarljw]

I've been trying to get source maps working but the stack that iOS is throwing doesn't seem to play nicely with most error logging services. I've created a sample using the following code:

try {
    throw new Error('Testing')
} catch (e) {
    console.log('cause:', e.cause)
    console.log('message:', e.message)
    console.log('name:', e.name)
    console.log('stack:', e.stack)
 }

I've included the output on both Android and iOS below. The Android output seems to be sane and in an expected format but the iOS output is not. Does anyone have experience dealing with this kind of issue?

iOS Output

cause: – undefined
message: – "Testing"
name: – "Error"
stack: – "Jn@capacitor://localhost/js/index.20.1d828c7a.js:1:134788↵global code@↵evaluateWithScopeExtension@[native code]↵@↵_wrapCall@" (chunk-vendors.20.242c3e64.js, line 3544)
"Jn@capacitor://localhost/js/index.20.1d828c7a.js:1:134788
global code@
evaluateWithScopeExtension@[native code]
@
_wrapCall@"

Android Output

cause: undefined
message: Testing
name: Error
stack: Error: Testing
    at Object.Jn [as test] (http://localhost/js/index.20.1d828c7a.js:1:134779)
    at <anonymous>:1:16

[mcfarljw]

It seems like many error logging libraries are expecting the stack trace to use the http:// or https:// formats and not capacitor://. I tried doing error.stack.replace('capacitor://', 'http://') and it seems to have resolved many of my issues.