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Power Assert instrumentor from source to source, with source-map
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Power Assert feature instrumentor on the fly
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power-assert-js/webpack-espower-loa...

Power Assert instrumentor module for webpack

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`webpack-espower-loader` is a webpack loader that instruments test source files with **Power Assert** by applying the `espower` transformer during the webpack build. It lets JavaScript developers using webpack write richer assertion messages (e.g., with Node’s `assert` APIs) without extra setup, and is intended for teams writing unit tests that want expressive, automatically‑generated assertion output.