In order to debug with <code>node-inspector</code> I need to start my app with the <code>node --debug</code> command. Up to this point I have only used <code>sails lift</code> to start my Sails.js app, so I am unsure of how to start my app using the normal <code>node</code> command.

<code>sails inspect</code> since Sails v1.0 As of sails v1.0, <code>sails debug</code> is deprecated for newer Node.js, and you should instead use <code>sails inspect</code>. This is documented at: https://sailsjs.com/documentation/reference/command-line-interface/sails-inspect and is presumably done to match the newer <code>node --inspect</code> interface.

How can I debug a Sails.js app with node-inspector?

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In order to debug with node-inspector I need to start my app with the node --debug command. Up to this point I have only used sails lift to start my Sails.js app, so I am unsure of how to start my app using the normal node command.

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asked Jan 25 '14 01:01

theblang

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sails inspect since Sails v1.0

As of sails v1.0, sails debug is deprecated for newer Node.js, and you should instead use sails inspect.

This is documented at: https://sailsjs.com/documentation/reference/command-line-interface/sails-inspect and is presumably done to match the newer node --inspect interface.