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sokolovstas / SublimeWebInspector

Web Inspector allow you debug Javascript right in the editor
http://sokolovstas.github.com/SublimeWebInspector
MIT License
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Node Support #106

Open tamascsaba opened 8 years ago

tamascsaba commented 8 years ago

Add node support :)

danmoseley commented 8 years ago

@tamascsaba What would that look like for you? Do you work on the client side at the same time -- would it be useful if the same instance of Sublime attached to both Node and Chrome?

tamascsaba commented 8 years ago

Yes, i have universal application, which run on both side.

danmoseley commented 8 years ago

Would you want to debug both at the same time in the same instance of Sublime, where both could be broken in at the same time? Or would that be confusing?

I'm trying to understand what experience would be best.

tamascsaba commented 8 years ago

Thanks, for quick answer, my use case is: I run my application with node (i use atom and atom-node-debugger), but my favorite editor is sublime and I would like use too. I think sublimewebinspector is reverse that i want :(, because use Chrome Debugging Protocol, but I don't find other debugging plugin for sublime.

agauniyal commented 8 years ago

Node-inspector does debugging. A sublime text plugin is necessity :(

trymnilsen commented 8 years ago

Being able to debug directly towards node without any chrome would be great.

agauniyal commented 8 years ago

sorry for bugging, I see the new development branch, is this being worked on?

danmoseley commented 8 years ago

@agauniyal Right now, I don't have time to work on this project. To my knowledge, it works well for the documented scenarios, so it's more a matter of not planning to work on new features right now.

It would be great to have more collaborators willing to offer PR's.