Closed phil123456 closed 7 years ago
This is not a issue, should be closed ....
it works with all other seeds I downloaded so far, so it IS an issue
why are the map files not shown ? I am an angular noob, so a little help would be apreciated thanks
@phil123456 It sounds like your question is "why can't I see Typescript in the browser?". The entire point of webpack (and building an angular app) is that the Typescript is transpiled into Javascript only. Browsers do not know how to interpret Typescript.
you're telling we on cannot debug typescripts on a dev environement when using webpack ? anyone doing js/ts/angular/(whatever related programming) will need to debug application every once in a while...
I see that in the webpack config, there are some environement variables (process.env.npm_lifecycle_event) but how do I set these when running the web application ?
var ENV = process.env.npm_lifecycle_event;
var isTestWatch = ENV === 'test-watch';
var isTest = ENV === 'test' || isTestWatch;
var isProd = ENV === 'build';
if (isProd) {
config.devtool = 'source-map';
}
else if (isTest) {
config.devtool = 'inline-source-map';
}
else {
config.devtool = 'eval-source-map';
}
come on , I tried forcing the value to
config.devtool = 'source-map';
with no luck
my collegues here who are more advanced in angular tell me it should work, so there is clearly a problem with this setup
nobody in your group never done any TS debugging ?
i recently started using '#source-map' instead of 'source-map'
tried that before, does not work either
it works with #inline-source-map so why the... anyway, definetely a google/webpack issue (yes, CLEARLY an issue) for info : ts files are located in webpack/src/...
as you can CLEARLY see, the browser correctly display typescript files under webpack folder. closing this.
Hi,
I can only see js files, and only 3 of them app, vendor and polyfills
there are also tons of .ts files in webpack://./src/app but they dont seem to be debugable breakpoints do not work
any hint on this ?
thanks