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weex-debugger

v1.3.5

Published

weex developer tool for debugging weex app with chrome devtool

Downloads

49

Readme

Weex-debugger

Build Status dependcy dev dependcy

Weex-debugger is a Weex developer tool for debugging weex app with chrome devtool, it's an upgraded version of weex-devtool.

The weex-debugger works as a debugging server, it cooperates with the inspect modules on Android and iOS to help user to inspect/debug weex source codes and project.

New Features

  • Added weex performance analysis tools,only supports sdk version higher than 0.17.0.
  • Merge debug logs from debugger and inspector.
  • Using the server headless provides weex execution environment.
  • Support for simple i18n.

Install

$npm install -g weex-toolkit

We advise you to use weex-toolkit which will call weex-devtool.

usage

$ weex debug [options] [vue_file|bundles_dir]

| Options | Description | | :--- | :--- | | -v, --version | display version | | -h, --help | display help | | -V, --verbose | display logs of debugger server | | -p, --port [port] | set debugger server port | | -m, --manual | manual mode,this mode will not auto open chrome | | -H --host [host] | set the host ip of debugger server | | --debug | set log level to debug mode | | --loglevel [loglevel] | set log level silent|error|warn|info|log|debug | | --remotedebugport | set the remote debug port | | --min | minimize the jsbundle |

start debugger

$ weex debug

NOTE: Since [email protected], weex debug command have been replace with weex-debugger, you can start weex-debugger just using weex debug command, if you want to use weex-debugger below [email protected], you can binding command using weex xbind [command] weex-debugger to binding command into your weex-toolkit.

This command will start debug server and launch a chrome opening DeviceList page. this page will display a QR code, you can use Playground scan it for starting debug or integrate [Weex devtools](#Integrate devtool) into your application.

debug with .vue file
$ weex debug your_weex.vue

This command will compile your_weex.vue to your_weex.js and start the debug server as upon command. your_weex.js will be deployed on the server and displayed on the debug page, using another QR code for debugging your_weex.js file.

start debugger with a directory of vue files
$weex debug your/vue/path  -e index.vue

This command will compile each of the files in your/vue/path and deploy them on the bundled server with the new file mapped to the path http://localhost:port/weex/.

How to access devtools in native

Release Note

CHANGELOG.md