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@jsenv/node-launcher

v4.19.0

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jsenv node launcher

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This module exports a function called launchNode you can use together with jsenv. — see jsenv project on github

launchNode options

env

Object that will be merged into process.ENV of child process.

If you don't pass env options, its value will be:

{}

debugPort

Set debug port of child process.

If child process debugMode is "none" this option has no effect. The number 0 means debug port will be randomly assigned to an available port.

If you don't pass debugPort options, its value will be:

0

debugMode

Force or prevent a debugging session of child process.

Possibles values:

  • "inspect": like passing --inspect to child process except port is set by debugPort option.
  • "inspect-brk": like passing --inspect-brk to child process except port is set by debugPort option.
  • "debug": like passing --debug to child process except port is set by debugPort option.
  • "debug-brk": like passing --debug-brk to child process except port is set by debugPort option.
  • "none": pass nothing related to debug to child process.
  • "inherit": debugMode value will be any debug option found into process.execArgv, otherwise it will be "none".

If you don't pass debugMode options, its value will be:

"inherit"

debugModeInheritBreak

Force or prevent -brk option on child process

This option has an effect only when debugMode option is "inherit".

debugModeInheritBreak controls if debugMode will inherit the -brk suffix.

If you don't pass debugModeInheritBreak, its value will be:

true

traceWarnings

Pass --trace-warnings to child process or not.

If you don't pass traceWarnings, its value will be:

true