@recordreplay/replay-node-cli
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CLI tool for creating recordings using the replay version of node
CLI tool for creating recordings using the Replay version of node.
The replay version of node is a replacement for the node executable which saves a recording of its behavior to disk that can be uploaded to the record/replay web service for viewing. replay-node is a CLI tool that allows the replay version of node to be selectively used when running node scripts.
npm i @recordreplay/replay-node-cli --global
replay-node can be used in the following ways to create recordings. Afterwards, use the replay-recordings CLI tool to manage and upload the recordings.
replay-node script.js ...args
Use the replay version of node to record a specific script and arguments.
replay-node --exec executable ...args
Run an executable command with $PATH updated so that all node scripts will use the Replay version of node to record their behavior.
replay-node --update
Ensure the replay version of node is downloaded/updated.
node binary is to be found.recordreplay.so driver library.FAQs
CLI tool for creating recordings using the replay version of node
The npm package @recordreplay/replay-node-cli receives a total of 336 weekly downloads. As such, @recordreplay/replay-node-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @recordreplay/replay-node-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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