Unless I've missed it, there's no easy way to debug one's use of Ceteicean. You can't save or display the "intermediate" HTML5 version of a document you're trying to get to behave properly, so you can't see exactly what is being generated till it's too late. Is there a good reason for that? Obviously you don't want it most of the time, but it would be really convenient to have a --debug switch, vel sim. If this is already easily done in JS, maybe a sentence saying how in the documentation?
Unless I've missed it, there's no easy way to debug one's use of Ceteicean. You can't save or display the "intermediate" HTML5 version of a document you're trying to get to behave properly, so you can't see exactly what is being generated till it's too late. Is there a good reason for that? Obviously you don't want it most of the time, but it would be really convenient to have a --debug switch, vel sim. If this is already easily done in JS, maybe a sentence saying how in the documentation?