By mswatcher
via thejoyofcode.com
Submitted: Jan 28 2013 / 10:29
And whilst this is awesome, sometimes you really want to be able to debug a script and go past console.log debugging. If you follow this approach to unit testing your scripts then you can use a couple of techniques to also debug your unit tests (and therefore Mobile Service scripts). I recently purchased a copy of WebStorm during their Mayan Calender end of world promotion (bargain) and it’s a nice tool with built-in node debugging. I asked my team mate Glenn Block if he knew how to use WebStorm to debug Mocha tests. Sure enough, he went off, did the research and posted a great article showing how: Debugging mocha unit tests with WebStorm step by step – follow these steps if you own WebStorm.
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