The **get‑current‑line** package provides a tiny utility that returns the file path, method name and line number where it’s called, optionally accepting an offset for wrapped callers. It’s intended for Node.js (and Deno/browsers via the various Editions) developers who need runtime source‑location information for debugging, logging or error‑reporting.
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