How to call a function that prints the name of the calling function?

Question

I have the following function:

function imprimir(id, nomeFuncao)
{
  console.log('id: ', id, 'Funcão que chamou: ', nomeFuncao)
}

I want the function imprimir() can print on console.log the information from that function call:

function criarEvento(id, oNomeDessaFuncao)
{
   imprimir(id, oNomeDessaFuncao)
}

Simulating the output of the function criarEvento();

(id: 23, Funcão que chamou: criarEvento)

Answer 1

It is not a universal or standardized solution, but some browsers accept:

function imprimir(id, nomeFuncao, frase)
{
  console.log( imprimir.caller )
}

See working on CODEPEN.

Note that it returns the whole structure of the function. It would need a parse. It has other methods like the arguments.caller, considered obsolete by the documentation, but can be interesting depends on the context.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Function/caller

Answer 2

Can do that:

function imprimir() {
    console.log('Funcão que chamou: ', arguments.callee.caller.name)
}

function criarEvento() {
    imprimir(); //os argumentos são irrelevantes para o problema
}

criarEvento();

I used the arguments because despite being obsolete is accepted in all browsers.

The original question didn’t quite explain what I wanted and even now it still gives room to want something else that I originally answered:

function oNomeDessaFuncao() {}

function imprimir(nomeFuncao) {
    console.log('Funcão passada: ', nomeFuncao.toString());
}

function criarEvento() {
    imprimir(oNomeDessaFuncao);
}

criarEvento();

I put in the Github for future reference.