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There is a command 'open-node-frontend' behind "Open dedicated DevTools for Node" chrome://inspect/#devices. I want to start this frontend devtools from cli as an application. Ideally I ...
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Does anyone know of a way to debug imported server side packages in meteor? I came across this link https://forums.meteor.com/t/vs-code-server-debugging-with-meteor-1-10/53437 I followed the ...
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const app=require('./app') const dotenv =require('dotenv'); const PORT=3000; dotenv.config({path:'backend/config/config.env'}) app.listen(process.env.PORT,()=>{ console.log(`server Started ...
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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, ...
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I've been worked on a vue project. This vue project use the nodejs API I've created, in simple way, they are two entire differents project which are not located in the same directory and they are ...
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I have a Node app running on a remote server. I've added it as a remote target on my local Chrome and then click "inspect", which jumps me into the debugger. The debugger is clearly working and able ...
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I am trying to execute a node application through nodemon. I have a index.js file as entry point of my application and a main.js file as: var nodemon = require('nodemon'); /** * some setup done */ ...
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EJS documentation at ejs.co says "It's easy to debug EJS errors: your errors are plain JavaScript exceptions, with template line-numbers included.". However, when debugging the code with an bug in ...
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I have a typescript remote platform project, using visual studio code (V1.28.2) as IDE. Node.js is started on platform, using the command node --inspect=0.0.0.0:9229 --inspect-brk=0.0.0.0:9229 ... ...
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I get the above error trying to run node-debug. I'm using node-inspector v1.1.1 and node v6.10.0. A resolution for this matter is much needed.
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I recently changed from a development role to a QA role. In setting up the QA project, the instructions I have give configuration requirements for WebStorm. I however much prefer to use VSCode. I'm ...
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Below is the API that basically stores data in session if not already present then returns an empty JSON, otherwise sends the session data stored corresponding to that mail: app.use('/session', ...
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I run this at the command line: $ node --inspect --debug-brk test/src/dev/node/define/1.test.js Debugger listening on ws://127.0.0.1:9229/93a5524a-ae0a-4aa2-a985-3cd6ac6a2b9f For help see https://...
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I have started using Node Debugger but ran into an issue with placing the debugger; within a function code block. For example: let listAll = () => { debugger; console.log('getting all ...
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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 ...
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The command: node-debug sls offline opens a new browser window every time it is run. How do we stop it from opening a new window every time? I want to reuse the existing window!
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when I try to edit open "chrome://settings" It says: The file /chrome:/settings does not exist. open -a Google\ Chrome "chrome://settings" also couldn't open the settings in chrome. seems the open ...
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How can I just use the simple node cli/repl debugger with Jest? The Jest documentation uses node-inspector, but it is outdated/deprecated as of Node 6.3. I tried the recommended command anyway on ...
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I'm building an open source Node.js debugger that is an electron app and uses the built in debugger in the render process. Full source: https://github.com/fijiwebdesign/electron-scope/ In the main ...
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I thought the reason the new VS Code debugger stopped on the 'use strict'; in my file was because of some weird deprecatory behaviour in new versions of Node, or else because my code had some weird ...
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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 ...
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I am running node v6.9.1 on OS X. I am running a script using sudo node --inspect <script name>, as described in the documentation. Runs correctly giving message telling me to go to a page to ...
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Suppose if there is one request R1 being processed by the Nodejs server and the debugger has paused the system at a breakpoint. Now at this point (after pause) if another request R2 is made by the ...
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I have been trying to use the node-inspector for debugging in node. However, it only works initially when I start my app (npm start) and then enter (node-debug app.js) in a separate terminal tab. ...
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I am using visual studio and node.js for program .I want to pass an URL and some data ate the time of debugging in nodejs. SO please tell me how to give that data.
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