I need to run xdebug in Eclipse for handling requests from node.js server app. Is there any way to do it?
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I have a node.js server an I'm trying to install Roundeube to it but I've only found Roundcube installations for CPanel and Docker. I'm using google firebase to host a static website that I want a function inbox on. It is a node.js with their own functional CLI and I've tried to install CPanel and docket but it seem to work. Any advice on how I could get Roundcube to function on node.js?
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I am currently debugging pure js Nodejs apps remotely over SSL using port mapping.
On the Linux server side I run balance -df 8585 127.0.0.1:5858 to port map 8585 to 5858 and it works great with remote debugging and WebStorm.
so on server I run node --debug-brk --nolazy ./someFile.js
and put a breakpoint on Windows in WebStorm and all is great!
Now I would like to remote debug TypeScript files on server side instead of JS.
Is there any tutorial on that? Do I need to compiles to JS file every time on server side and where should I keep the sourceMap on Windows side where I put the breakpoints or on server side? How about the tsconfig?
I write my server file with node.js and has successfully test in my local , i install node.js and mongoDB plugin on my server , that is windows, but when i type server url instead of my ip in my android app I can't find server and get error server not found
Please help me
An overview of my setup:
A socket.io/node server is being hosted/ran on a computer in my local network.
An Ionic app is attempting to connect to the socket.io/node server to send/receive messages.
If I run the app in the browser with 'ionic serve', I am able to connect to the socket.io/node server successfully.
If I run the app in the emulator or on my device, I am only able to connect to the socket.io/node server if I add the -l (livereload) flag (ionic run android -l).
Originally, I hosted the node server on a heroku instance. I had no troubles connecting with this setup from browser, phone, or emulator. I had to switch to running the node server on a local computer so I have access to a local database.
Any ideas what is going on?
I fixed it by adding 'http://' to the beginning of the connection string.
Not sure why Ionic's livereload enabled me to connect without the 'http'