This was an attempt to add call stack context into NodeJS. The approach was to annotate the call-stack with a custom function, giving us the ability to use that annotation as an ID to look up a previously stored context. Sadly though, the experiment failed due to how async operations break up the call-stack. Never the less, this serves as an interesting case study into NodeJS call-stack manipulation.
See the ./src/context.spec.ts for an example of how this implementation fails.
For a real solution to the problem of adding context to your call-stack, see async_context