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Javascript Object Introspection

Status: Reviewed By Moderator Submitted by on ‎10-01-2017 09:54
2 Comments (2 New)

Currently there is no way to properly inspect the available functions and properties of an object in the studio console. Please add introspection similar to what most modern browsers have in their inspectors to allow for easier debugging and feature discovery.

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SunsetRunner
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‎01-31-2018 13:17
‎01-31-2018 13:17

 Nice suggestion, we agree it would make developers' lives easier, thanks for sharing. We look forward to hearing what other community member think.

CoulterJames
Base Runner
‎09-03-2018 03:19
‎09-03-2018 03:19

I'd like this, too. And also enable the ability to set breakpoints and debug in real time. It would have saved me hours of time if I just set a breakpoint in the code and establish whether an object was initialized or not, and its current value, or just be to hover over/highlight an object to find out its current value. At the moment, we are constrained to console.log() statements and commenting/uncommenting blocks of code to try and debug which is far from ideal.

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