@babel/code-frame generates formatted error messages that highlight the location of the error in your code. It takes source code, line number, and column number as input. It then outputs a visually appealing code frame that includes the relevant lines of code with an arrow pointing to the exact error location. This is invaluable for debugging and improves code readability. It's heavily used by Babel and other tools for displaying comprehensible error reports.
@babel/code-frame's release frequency is sporadic. It started with one release in August 2018, followed by long periods of inactivity. Releases picked up in 2020, peaking in October 2024 with four versions. The package saw releases in the first half of 2025, but none in the last few months. Overall, release patterns are inconsistent, with some months having multiple versions and others with none.
@babel/code-frame downloads show a general upward trend from March 2024 to August 2025, peaking in June 2025. While the data for September 2025 is incomplete, it already shows significantly lower downloads compared to the previous months, but it's not a representative value.
