Is it possible to attach a debugger to samp-node?

[SelfRecursion]

I've started developing a framework to ease up gamemode developments with this plugin, and I've been loving to work with it so far! But since I'm still a bit new with VS Code and node apps, I would like to know if somebody knows a way to debug developments, without constantly having to define console.logs, or if there is an easier alternative. Thanks in advance!

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[tmfksoft]

I've looked into this just now for the same reason.
Just to help towards development.

When enabling it with the following code:

		const inspector = require('node:inspector');
		inspector.open();

It fails with the following error:

Error [ERR_INSPECTOR_NOT_AVAILABLE]: Inspector is not available

No idea why this is happening, would be useful to allow attaching an external debugger.

[danjdewhurst]

This uses a 32 bit build of node which doesn’t include any debugging tools.