The npm package "currently-unhandled" was released only once, in June 2016, with three versions (0.3.0, 0.4.0, and 0.4.1). Since then, there have been no further releases for over nine years, from July 2016 to September 2025. The package appears to be unmaintained.
currently-unhandled detects unhandled promise rejections and unhandled exceptions in Node.js applications, even when they occur asynchronously, outside the main event loop. It offers proactive error tracking by providing detailed stack traces, origin information, and the actual rejected promise/thrown error. This valuable insight allows developers to prevent crashes and identify hard-to-debug issues before they impact users, resulting in more stable and reliable software.
"currently-unhandled" npm package downloads show steady growth from March 2024 to July 2025, peaking at over 27 million. August 2025 saw a decline. September 2025's (partial data) downloads are significantly lower, suggesting a potential sharp drop.
