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Debug Server Side code using --inspect
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to have an option to enable node debugging for server-side code to be able to stop on breakpoints inspect variables and etc.
Proposed syntaxis is:
svelte-kit dev --inspect
Currently, it’s possible to start debugger using:
"dev": "NODE_OPTIONS=\"--inspect\" svelte-kit dev"
This enables inspecting and i successfully connected to the nodejs using Chrome Dev Tools. But looks like server-side code generated without source maps and it makes it impossible to put breakpoints inside IDE such as Vs Code or Webstorm (they just ignore breakpoints and execute code without stop).
So when --inspect option is set we should pass through this flag to nodejs and enable sourcemaps in all transpilers/vite
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- Created 2 years ago
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- Comments:12 (3 by maintainers)
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I know it’s normally not very nice to add a comment about +1. But I must emphasize how absolute critical debugging is for the developer experience. @thekip is there something I can help with to help with this?
Debugging with “debugger;” statements was always possible, problem with debugging using breakpoints in ide. The main benefit of IDE breakpoints vs “debugger;” statements you don’t need to stop and rebuild/reload current file and don’t loose a debugging context.