example.js

//  Here we go.
//  We want to wait until the DOM is ready
//  so we’ll wrap our bits in this function:

document.addEventListener( 'DOMContentLoaded', function(){


	//  Here’s the magic line.
	//  We’ll make “context” a global variable so you
	//  can inspect it yourself from the console.

	window.context = getScriptContext( new Error )
	

	//  And some console output for you:

	console.log( 'Here’s our context{} object:' )
	console.log( context )


	//  And why not put this helpful stuff into HTML anyway?
	//  It’s kind of the medium of our times kiddo.

	var el = document.createElement( 'div' )
	el.innerHTML = '<strong>context.location.pathname</strong><br>'+
		context.location.pathname +'<br><br>'+
		'<strong>context.location.search</strong><br>'+
		context.location.search +'<br><br>'+
		'<strong>context.location.line : context.location.column</strong><br>'+
		context.location.line +' : '+ context.location.column
	document.body.appendChild( el )
})