While debugging in WebStorm (2016.1), the debugger breaks after console.log(arguments). Here's an example:
function breakDebug() {
console.log(arguments);
}
breakDebug();
console.log("still kickin'"); // WS will not stop on breakpoint…
I'm running node from a headless ubuntu server and I'm having trouble reaching node-inspector from an external browser.
I can do it on another server of mine that had an older version of node or node-inspector, by navigating to this link and…
In using protractor, I've found browser.debugger() and the element explorer hugely useful.
What I'd like to do with tests that require more setup is pause execution with the debugger and enter a REPL similar to the element explorer.
I can get really…
After much exploration I made the ts debugger work for specific port and also need to compile the .ts while doing live reload using nodemon.
I was getting the same unbound breakpoint when I ran app without docker, but after changing the launch file…
Whenever I run a Node.js project in Visual Studio Code, the following messages are displayed in the terminal:
Debugger listening on ws://127.0.0.1:53142/6203fcf4-5860-4fae-9203-340b57f67547
For help, see:…
I've been trying to get the Nuclide debugger set up in atom. I've installed the atom-ide-ui and atom-ide-debugger-node packages, and can see and open the Nuclide debugger. However, I want to run yarn test_shared as my command, but the debugger only…
I recently cloned a web application (Node.js/Express + React), which I am trying to debug.
I have tried using the node-debugger and also tried to use my WebStorm configuration to run the application in debug mode.
The error I see in both the cases…
I am using the new --inspect parameter in node to debug my application with Chrome Developer Tools. I have a very basic catch at the end of my promise chain but the errors returned are not showing clearly where they came from.
Am I able to see which…
I am using the console debugger in NodeJS and want to watch a Map object. Here is the simple test script I want to practice on.
'use strict'
const data = new Map()
const readline = require('readline-sync')
let input
do {
input =…
When using the Node.js Debugger with Chrome DevTools it's desirable to only debug the code you have written, and skip over code in node_modules. This can be done by blackboxing node_modules. However Node.js's own javascript code is not clearly under…
I'd like to enable debugging with a node.js app using Walmart's Electrode framework: http://www.electrode.io/
I can simply set the debug configuration to watch server/index.js, but I don't know if that is the right way considering all the gulp…