How to add a breakpoint with Atom's node-debugger?

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R01010010 picture R01010010 · Mar 29, 2016 · Viewed 7.5k times · Source

I'm trying to use the Atom's package 'node-debugger' (here), but I can't find a way to add a breakpoint to a file. I tried using F9 being at the line but it does nothing. Any idea?

I'm on Mac El Capitan and node 0.10.40

Answer

Williams Medina picture Williams Medina · Aug 5, 2016

You can use atom-bugs, I created it since I was looking for a better debugger for my favorite editor atom :) by the way node-debugger is a great tool but it does not satisfy my needs atom-bugs is more user friendly.

atom-bugs

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