We need to check the library loads without issues in a Node environment, and that it's possible to create a breakpoint.
(Not all breakpoints will work because some rely on the DOM. They're still in the NPM version, but I don't think it's a problem for now.)
This is the code I was using before for manual testing. We'd need a second Karma environment to run the Node tests in.
var bps = require("./extension/build/javascript-breakpoint-collection.js")
var obj = {greeting: "hi"}
bps.debugPropertySet(obj, "greeting", "trace")
obj.greeting = "hello"
(The main thing that could go wrong without tests is that we accidentally try to access window or document in shared code, since those global variables don't exist in a Node env.)
We need to check the library loads without issues in a Node environment, and that it's possible to create a breakpoint.
(Not all breakpoints will work because some rely on the DOM. They're still in the NPM version, but I don't think it's a problem for now.)
This is the code I was using before for manual testing. We'd need a second Karma environment to run the Node tests in.
(The main thing that could go wrong without tests is that we accidentally try to access
windowordocumentin shared code, since those global variables don't exist in a Node env.)