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Provides extending API for node internal debugger protocol (based on v8 debugger protocol)
This is a part of node-inspector.
npm install v8-debug
Command | Params | Type | Description |
---|---|---|---|
register | Register new debug processor command like 'lookup'. | ||
name | {String} | Name of command. | |
callback | {Function} | function(request, response) modify your response in this function. | |
command | Call debug processor command like 'lookup' | ||
name | {String} | Name of command. | |
attributes | {Object} | Extra parameters, that passes as command arguments. | |
userdata | {Object} | Data than needs to be stored, but can't be serialised before call processor callback. (Not implemented now) | |
commandToEvent | Convert command response object to default event object with same name | ||
request | {Object} | Request object created by debugger | |
response | {Object} | Response object that needs to be converted |
var debug = require('v8-debug');
//register 'console' event in v8 debugger protocol
debug.register('console', function(request, response) {
debug.commandToEvent(request, response);
});
//Now debugger can emit new event 'console'
console.log = (function(fn) {
return function() {
//Call 'console' command. (Emit console event)
debug.command('console', {message: arguments[0]} /*, userdata*/);
return fn.apply(console, arguments);
}
} (console.log));
For more experience see protocol documentation
FAQs
v8 debugger extending API
The npm package v8-debug receives a total of 719 weekly downloads. As such, v8-debug popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that v8-debug demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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