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Manages DevTools with Node V8 Inspector (node --inspect) Debugging Workflow
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PLEASE NOTE: Installing this via the Chrome Web Store does require the sharing of your email address with me (and only me). You are given notice of this via the webstore, but it's become and remains such an issue that I feel the need to make it OVER-abundantly clear. If you take issue with sharing your email address with me (mine is [email protected] by the way) please, I implore you to clone/fork a copy yourself and change what you don't like about the code and/or use alternate solutions (none of which are as good as NiM, but call me biased). Further feel free to contact me directly and have a chat. Unlike the behemoths like Facebook, Google, Amazon that you probably (and without hesitation) share your email address with, I actually care about the concerns of the actual people who choose to use the code I wrote (~99%) and am responsible for. Here is the privacy policy that goes along with NiM https://june07.com/privacypolicy. Thank you so much.
This Chrome Extension streamlines your Node.js development cycle when using Chrome DevTools.
NiM provides extended capabilities even compared with the new chrome://inspect option. Check out what Paul Irish of the Google Chrome team wrote about NiM... https://twitter.com/june07t/status/861664828909264896.
NiM manages the Chrome DevTools window/tab life-cycle leaving you with more ability to focus on what matters... debugging your code. You no longer need to copy/paste DevTools URL's or continue opening/closing tabs/windows.
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Very usefull! Thanks for you great work!
Very useful extension!
Great job!
I keep getting notifications from this plugin even though I've opted out in the settings.
Good one but it makes me crazy when it duplicated that `Node.JS DevTools` Tab more than 40 times in minute... please do something in that :( and please can anyone explain why do it need `Viewing my Email Address` Permission ??? (i couldn't find any reason for that... on my opinion at least)
Thank you!
Such a useful extension which gets you rid of annoying routine actions each time you run a nodejs script.
Great job! I'm using nodemon. The problem I'm having is that the UUID in inspector's URL changes on every restart. This plugin solves this problem perfectly.
Very useful!
I just got to say, such a simple add-on that is gonna resolve SOOO many headaches. Luckily for me I am at the beginning of the road in setting up a new scripting environment with ClearScript. My whole reasoning for using this engine was 1) we are .NET developers & 2) the support of Google's scripting engine, V8. When it comes to javascript and debugging, Google's dev tools are just unparalleled. Easy to use AND we don't have to use a custom debugging tool for that one off project. Naturally, as I am investigating this new tool, I came across the ability to attach CDT as a debugger, but the process to get it attached was slightly tedious. One of the first solutions I cam across was this chrome extension. Initially I ignored it, since it was clearly advertised for Node.js. However I wanted to see what kind of options could be specified, and man was it easy to configure it for my use case. The only "special" thing I really had to do was change the DevTools url/version in options to point to: "chrome-devtools://devtools/bundled/inspector.html". Afterwards, it worked flawlessly. A few things I would recommend to the extension developer: 1) I'd highly recommend stating somewhere clearly in the description for support of other such tools such as ClearScript, I almost skipped out on this gold mine 2) Potential support for specifying multiple host and port profiles with a naming scheme and active Boolean flag? 3) An option to auto-launch the debugger for an X amount of time from the point of enabling OR if now launch after X time then auto-disable untill manually re-enabled. This would be to prevent unintended attachments (scenario for multiple developers who work on the same set of remote servers) and just have a smooth debugging experience for the time allotted. Perhaps change the color of the logo in the quick launch bar to indicate that it is not actively monitoring. 4) Would it be possible for you to tell CDT to automatically pause execution upon load? If not, not a huge big deal as it seems most of these engines have flags for this type of scenario to make sure that you don't miss any script execution. Overall, fantastic job!