Add support for Node.js and WebStorm debuggers #673
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@Marsup !!! looks great. Any chance to add a test, even to see if it just opens the inspector port ? |
cjihrig
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| **lab** can be started with the option `--inspect` which will run it with the Node.js native debugger enabled, breaking on the 1st instruction. | ||
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| This debugger can be accessed using the URL that is printed in the console, or used in association with a few Chrome extensions ([Node.js V8 Inspector](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nodejs-v8-inspector/lfnddfpljnhbneopljflpombpnkfhggl), [NIM](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nim-node-inspector-manage/gnhhdgbaldcilmgcpfddgdbkhjohddkj/related), ...). |
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Instead of ..., maybe say etc.
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| As you may know, if your tests are associated with the command `npm test`, you can already run `npm test -- --inspect` to run it with the inspector and avoid creating another command. | ||
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| **lab** also has automatic support for [WebStorm](https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/) debugger, just start a normal debugging session on your npm test script. |
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Add "the" before WebStorm.
If Node is started with the debugger, there are some endpoints you can hit over HTTP to verify that it's running. For example, |
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Sorry I'm gone for the weekend, maybe when I come back. |
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Probably fixes #651.
Read the readme to see how it works. I'm not using VS Code and have no idea how it works, so if you want it, feel free to contribute.