I have created, built and npm published a library called @abc/library.
In my application I declared it in package.json and installed with npm install (I have it now in application node-modules/@abc/library folder).
Everything works fine but now I am looking for a way to debug the library from my application, allowing me to directly access its source code and place breakpoints (in node-module I can access only declarations, located in d.ts files).
Following advices from other threads I tried:
- Setting npm link on library main folder (
npm link) and in application main folder (npm link "@abc/library") - Setting sourceMap for scripts, style and vendor to true in application angular.json file:
"build": {
"options": {
"sourceMap": {
"scripts": true,
"styles": true,
"vendor": true
}
}
}
Unfortunately nothing seems to work for me
Update
I found that after adding sourceMap options in application angular.json file, I'm able to debug the library in Chrome dev tools by following the path:
webpack://.node_modules/@abc/projects/library/src/lib
still though, I cannot debug it directly in Visual Studio Code