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Debug angular in webstorm install#

Open the Run/Debug Configuration dialog by selecting “Edit Configurations” in the Run area of the main toolbar of WebStorm.

Press “Restart” when asked, to restart the IDEĬonfiguring IDE to execute Karma test in NodeJS using the plug-in:.

Click “Download and Install” on the “NodeJS” plug-in.

Select “Plugins” (under “IDE Settings”).

Open “Settings” dialog (File -> Settings… in the menu bar).

Installing the NodeJS plug-in in IntelliJ IDEA:

Chrome/Firefox “JetBrains IDE Support” extension (required for debugging) that can be downloaded from here.

Debug angular in webstorm install#

Karma (old name Testacular) test runner installed (“npm install -g karma”) that allows running unit (or E2E) tests in one of these browsers:.

NodeJS environment which can be downloaded from here.

in case of IDEA (Ultimate version, because Community Edition doesn’t have the required JavaScript plug-in for it to work, see here) the plug-in can be downloaded from here.

WebStorm comes having it already pre-installed.

WebStorm (great for JavaScript code) or.

OK, what we’ll need in this exercise is following:

WebStorm 6 doesn’t offer native Karma test runner support (ver 7 which is currently in EAP, does – details here), but using a NodeJS plug-in you can execute any kind of NodeJS application (Karma included). Once complete, you should see something like this.Recently i had to debug few Javascript unit tests in WebStorm IDE and was wondering if it’ll be as easy of an experience as it is in case of Java and IntelliJ IDEA (where i originally come from).

Deploy your app, but replace the functions in the packages/functions/ directory with ones that connect to your local client.

Deploy a debug stack to power the Live Lambda Development environment.

It’ll bootstrap your AWS environment to use CDK.

It’ll then take a couple of minutes to do the following: Note that the prompt will be shown under the Process Console tab. This ensures that you and your teammate can share an AWS account and still have standalone environments.

If you are working within a team, it is recommended that you use a stage that’s specific to you. The first time you start the Live Lambda Development environment, you will be prompted to enter a stage name to use locally. Now if you navigate to packages/functions/src/lambda.ts, you can set a breakpoint.Ĭlick on Debug icon to start the debugging But you can continue debugging the Lambda function, even after the API request times out. Since the API Gateway timeout cannot be increased for more than 30 seconds. Note that, this doesn’t increase the timeout of an API. SST has an -increase-timeout option that increases the function timeouts in your app to the maximum 15 minutes.Īdd -increase-timeout to the arguments to increase the timeout. Since we are going to set breakpoints in our Lambda functions, it makes sense to increase the timeouts.

You can do this by heading to Preferences > Build, Execution, Deployment > Debugger > Stepping > unchecking Do not step into library scripts. In some versions of WebStorm you might need to disable stepping through library scripts. It will open up a dialog where you need to configure the settings as per the project, WebStorm does it automatically for us. Select the package.json from the left panel, click on the ▶️ icon next to the dev script, and then select Modify Run Configuration. To allow WebStorm to set breakpoints and debug our Lambda functions we’ll add it to our Debug Configurations. Import Adding WebStorm Debug Configuration