- node.js
yarn
ornpm
(the steps below useyarn
)
$ cd jerryscript-debugger-ts
$ yarn install
This will make the TypeScript compiler monitor the source files and re-build files whenever there is a change.
$ cd jerryscript-debugger-ts
$ yarn build:watch
$ cd jerryscript-debugger-ts
$ yarn test
This will make the test runner monitor the source files and re-run the tests whenever there is a change.
$ cd jerryscript-debugger-ts
$ yarn test:watch
$ cd jerryscript-debugger-ts
$ yarn lint
Build and run JerryScript with the debugger enabled. For example, with the JerryScript Linux build:
$ cd jerryscript
$ python tools/build.py --jerry-debugger=on --jerry-libc=off
$ ./build/bin/jerry --start-debug-server --log-level 2 /path/to/source.js
Have Chrome running and visit the URL chrome://inspect
, and click
"Open dedicated DevTools for Node."
Finally, run this project's proxy application:
$ cd jerryscript-debugger-ts
$ ./jerry-debugger.sh
This should connect to the debugger and give focus to the DevTools window to start debugging.
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