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Starting with version 2016.2, WebStorm and other JetBrains IDEs (IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate, PHPStorm, PyCharm Professional, and RubyMine with installed Node.js plugin) allow you to debug AVA tests.
Add a new Node.js Run/Debug configuration: select Edit Configurations...
from the dropdown list on the top right, then click +
and select Node.js.
In the JavaScript file
field specify the path to AVA in the project's node_modules
folder: node_modules/.bin/ava
on macOS and Linux or node_modules/.bin/ava.cmd
on Windows.
In the Application parameters
pass the CLI flags you're using and the test files you would like to debug, for example --verbose test.js
.
In the Node parameters
, pass the --inspect-brk
flag to enable the Node inspector.
Save the configuration.
Execute npx @ava/init
in your project directory to add AVA to your package.json
.
Your package.json
will look something like this:
{
"name": "awesome-package",
"scripts": {
"test": "ava"
},
"devDependencies": {
"ava": "^1.0.0"
}
}
Add a new npm Run/Debug configuration: select Edit Configurations...
from the dropdown list on the top right, then click +
and select npm.
Use the following configuration parameters:
package.json
: Path to your project'spackage.json
fileCommand
:test
Your IDE will then execute npm run test
and thus call node_modules/.bin/ava
and the AVA-configuration you have specified in your package.json.
In the Node parameters
, pass --inspect-brk
.
Don't forget to select a Node.js interpreter.
Save the configuration.
Set breakpoints in the code.
Hit the green Debug
button next to the list of configurations on the top right. The Debug tool window will appear. Once the breakpoint is hit, you can evaluate variables and step through the code. When debugging multiple test files, you can switch between the processes using the dropdown in the Frames pane.