Open mokanfar opened 4 years ago
Hello I was under the impression indium was like quokka (it is first result in google when searching for "quokka emacs").
Is interactive indium mode like quokka or not? Having a hard time getting a basic example to work such as:
test file test.js:
var a = 1; var b = 2; function c(num1,num1) { return num1+num2; } console.log(c(a,b));
indium json:
{ "configurations": [ { "name": "test", "type": "node", "command": "node ./test.js", "port": 5864 } ] }
running separate command in bash:
$ node --inspect=localhost:5864 ./test.js
problem is after running bash command node outputs and exits. if i run:
$ node --inspect-brk --inspect=localhost:5864 ./test.js
It is not continuous workflow, just a debugging session where the variables get evaluated inline (like quokka) of the emacs buffer test.js Am I missing something here?
Hello I was under the impression indium was like quokka (it is first result in google when searching for "quokka emacs").
Is interactive indium mode like quokka or not? Having a hard time getting a basic example to work such as:
test file test.js:
indium json:
running separate command in bash:
problem is after running bash command node outputs and exits. if i run:
It is not continuous workflow, just a debugging session where the variables get evaluated inline (like quokka) of the emacs buffer test.js Am I missing something here?