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Using Debugger with Grunt
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version: grunt-cli v0.1.8 | |
1. Install node-inspector globally (-g) | |
npm install -g node-inspector | |
2. Add debugger statements to your code | |
3. Run your grunt task in debug mode | |
node --debug-brk $(which grunt) <your-grunt-task> | |
--debug-brk stops on first line | |
in theory you can use just --debug instead of --debug-brk | |
which will stop at your first debugger statement | |
but i haven't had luck w it | |
4. Run node inspector | |
node-inspector | |
5. Use your browser console to step thru your code | |
http://0.0.0.0:8080/debug?port=5858 | |
Note: when you inspect variables from the console, can take a while for values to show up | |
Ref: | |
https://github.com/dannycoates/node-inspector | |
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11171013/using-node-inspector-with-grunt-tasks |
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Thanks for this gist. It was very helpful.
However, I'm never able to get node-inspector to recognize any of the breakpoints I set ( using the debugger statement or setting a breakpoint in the browser ).