marktext/docs/dev/DEBUGGING.md
Felix Häusler 4c0d960bcc
Fix preference migrations (#2811)
Preference migrations were always applied because 'store.set' didn't
remove old entries.
2021-12-27 16:22:43 +01:00

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Debugging

Use Visual Studio Code

The most simplest way is to debug using the Debug MarkText configuration. You can set breakpoints and use the debugger statement.

Prerequisites:

Use Chrome Developer Tools

You can use the built-in developer tools via View -> Toggle Developer Tools in debug mode or connect via chrome://inspect using port 5858 for the main process and 8315 for the renderer process when launched via yarn run dev.

Debug built application

You can use the default Electron command-line parameters to enable debug mode as described above.

$ marktext --inspect=5858 --remote-debugging-port=8315

Debug slow startup performance

Regardless of whether you are using the built or development version, you can use the node-profiler to analysis startup issues. Please follow the tool description for setup. Afterwards, launch the following commands in parallel (e.g. use three terminal windows and launch MarkText last).

$ node-profiler main
$ node-profiler renderer
$ marktext --inspect=5858 --remote-debugging-port=8315

After the successful launch of MarkText, press Ctrl+C on both node-profiler instances. The tools created two files named main.cpuprofile and renderer.cpuprofile. You can now analyse these files via Chrome Developer Tools or Visual Studio Code.