edge-diagnostics-adapter

Edge Diagnostics Adapter

Edge Diagnostics Adapter is a protocol adapter that enables tools to debug and diagnose Edge using the Chrome DevTools Protocol.

The latest version of Edge Diagnostics Adapter works in Windows 10 - 14393 x64.

Installation and usage

You can install Edge Diagnostics Adapter via npm:

npm install edge-diagnostics-adapter

Or downloading it from the releases page in GitHub.

Once you have it installed locally you can execute it as follows:

node /path/to/edge-diagnostics-adapter/out/src/edgeAdapter.js --port=8080 --servetools

View and inspect debuggable targets

Navigate to localhost:9222. You'll see a listing of all debuggable targets.

Supported features and API

The following API of the Chrome Debugger Protocol is supported:

Area	Method
CSS	getComputedStyleForNode
CSS	getInlineStylesForNode
CSS	getMatchedStylesForNode
CSS	setPropertyText
CSS	getStyleSheetText
Debugger	canSetScriptSource
Debugger	disable
Debugger	enable
Debugger	evaluateOnCallFrame
Debugger	getScriptSource
Debugger	pause
Debugger	removeBreakpoint
Debugger	resume
Debugger	setBreakpointByUrl
Debugger	stepInto
Debugger	stepOut
Debugger	stepOver
DOM	getAttributes
DOM	getDocument
DOM	getOuterHTML
DOM	hideHighlight
DOM	highlightNode
DOM	pushNodeByPathToFrontend
DOM	pushNodesByBackendIdsToFrontend
DOM	querySelector
DOM	querySelectorAll
DOM	requestChildNodes
DOM	setInspectModeEnabled
Network	enable
Network	clearBrowserCache
Network	setCacheDisabled
Network	requestWillBeSent
Network	responseReceived
Network	getResponseBody
Page	canEmulate
Page	canScreencast
Page	deleteCookie
Page	enable
Page	getAnimationsPlaybackRate
Page	getCookies
Page	getNavigationHistory
Page	getResourceTree
Page	loadEventFired
Page	navigate
Page	reload
Page	setOverlayMessage
Page	setShowViewportSizeOnResize
Page	screencastFrameAck
Page	startRecordingFrames
Page	startScreencast
Page	stopRecordingFrames
Page	stopScreencast
Runtime	callFunctionOn
Runtime	enable
Runtime	evaluate
Runtime	getProperties

You can also download the protocol.json.

Building & Contributing

To build this project you will need VS2017 Community. Make sure to select the Windows 10 14393 SDK in the options.

You will also need to install the windows-build-tools.

Once you have the previous dependencies, run the following commands:

npm install
npm run build

The .dlls need to be signed in order for Microsoft Edge to run them. If you are doing any changes to the binaries, you will need to enable testsigning mode in your machine following this instructions.

Code of Conduct

This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [e-mail] with any additional questions or comments.