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I am using this awesome extension to debug ImmutableJS data structures in my Redux app. All is peachy debugging when running in the browser but once I boot up dedicated DevTools for NodeJS to attach a debugger to my Jest test runner process I don't have any of my extensions.
How can I add extensions to the dedicated DevTools for NodeJS?
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This Chrome Extension streamlines your Node. js development cycle when using Chrome DevTools.
To inspect your Node. js app with Google Chrome DevTools, you have to make it a remote target. This can be done by using the --inspect flag when starting the node process: node --inspect ./dist/app.
Using Google Chrome DevTools to Debug To start debugging, let's run our application with the --inspect-brk flag. The next step is to head to Chrome, open a new tab, and enter the URL chrome://inspect/ . Click on “Open dedicated DevTools for Node” to start debugging the application.
I just asked the DevTools team at our weekly meeting about this. This scenario isn't really supported. You can file a request at https://crbug.com. Please include a detailed description of what you're trying to do. Others, please star the issue once it's created to help us prioritize this request.
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