Use binding.pry
in your JavaScript. Literally just a wrapper for debugger
. For those who've been writing a lot of Ruby and can't seem to shake the habit.
npm install binding-pry-js
Import the script in your code (or load via CDN) and call binding.pry
. A debugger
statement will be triggered and you, a Ruby dev, won't feel as stupid as you otherwise would.
import 'binding-pry-js';
binding.pry
// or...
binding.irb