I hated attaching processes, watching files, restart processes and to debug Node.js code. For this reason I wrote this software to make those things easier. With ironNode you have the full power of JavaScript debugging within Chrome Developer Tools.
npm install iron-node -g;
The usage is the same as node. Use iron-node instead of node.
Keep in mind to place the keyword debugger; to a place where you want to stop. Run a debug session with the given JavaScript file.
iron-node PATH_TO_NODE_JS_FILE [--customparm1=foo --customparm2=bar];
- Features
- Master the break-points
- How to profile? - Optimize JavaScript execution and discover memory leaks.
- Change electron module version. See #103
- Local and global configuration
- How to use native modules?
- Packages aka addons or plugins -> Package-Channel
- Version details
- How to debug Grunt, Gulp, Mocha or other commandline app tasks based on Node.js?
- Supported platforms
- How to debug Meteor apps?