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@playkostudios/wle-trace

v0.2.2

Published

Debugging tool for Wonderland Engine

Downloads

49

Readme

wle-trace

A debugging tool for Wonderland Engine. Features:

  • Method and accessor tracing for most WLE classes
  • Construction and destruction tracing for most WLE resources
  • Use-after-destroy and double-destroy detection (with stack traces showing where the first destroy happened)
  • Low-level call tracing (for example, you can trace _wl_load_scene_bin calls)
  • Method and accessor guarding (check for use-after-destroy in method call parameters)
  • All features can be individually toggled

To setup, install @playkostudios/wle-trace and import it at the top of your index.js; this will inject debugging code into the engine as soon as it's possible. A controller for the debug features will be available as a global wleTrace variable, accessible in the F12 console, or it can be imported.

If you want to to enable specific debug features as soon as the code injection is complete, then call the waitForInjections method in the controller.

import wleTrace from '@playkostudios/wle-trace';

wleTrace.waitForInjections(() => {
    wleTrace.enableWithPrefix('guard:');
    wleTrace.enableWithPrefix('trace:destruction:');
    wleTrace.enableWithPrefix('trace:construction:');
});