ScandiPWA
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  • Why Scandi
  • πŸš€Quick-start Guide
  • πŸ—ΊοΈRoadmap
  • Introduction to the Stack
    • CMA, CSA, and ScandiPWA
    • Challenges
  • Setting up Scandi
    • Storefront Mode Setup
      • Proxying requests to server
    • Magento Mode Setup
    • Existing Magento 2 setup
    • Magento Commerce Cloud setup
    • Updating to new releases
      • Storefront mode upgrade
      • Magento mode upgrade
      • CMA upgrade
      • CSA upgrade
      • Custom ScandiPWA composer dependency update
      • Local ScandiPWA Composer Package Setup
    • Docker Setup [deprecated]
      • Legacy Docker setup
      • Migrating to CMA & CSA
  • Developing with Scandi
    • Override Mechanism
      • Overriding JavaScript
        • Overriding classes
        • Overriding non-classes
      • Overriding Styles
      • Overriding the HTML / PHP
      • Parent Themes
    • Extensions
      • Creating an extension
      • Installing an extension
      • Migrating from 3.x to 4.x
      • Publishing an extension
      • Extension Terminology
    • Working With Magento
      • Magento troubleshooting
      • Working with Magento modules
      • Working with GraphQL
      • GraphQL Security
      • Working with "granular cache"
    • Developer Tools
      • Debugging in VSCode
      • ScandiPWA CLI
      • Configuring ESLint
      • CSA Commands
    • Deploying Your App
      • Build & Deploy Android app
      • Build & Deploy iOS app
  • Structure
    • Directory Structure
    • Building Blocks
      • Components
        • Styling Components
      • Routes
      • Redux Stores
      • GraphQL Queries
      • Global Styles
      • The Util Directory
      • Type Checking
    • Application assets
    • Code Style
      • JavaScript Code Style
      • SCSS Code Style
  • Tutorials
    • Customizing Your Theme
      • Styling
        • Customizing the Global Styles
        • Adding a New Font
        • Overriding a Components Styles
        • Extending a Component's Styles
      • Customizing JavaScript
        • Customizing the Footer Copyright
        • Adding a New Page
        • Adding a Section in My Account
        • Adding a Tab on the Product Page
        • Creating a New Redux Store
    • Payment Method Integration
      • Setting Up for Development
      • Redirecting to the Payment Provider
      • Handling the Customer's Return
    • Creating a Custom Widget
      • Scandi CMS System Overview
      • Creating a Magento Widget
      • Implementing the Rendering
    • Video Tutorials
      • #1 Setting up and talking theory
      • #2 Templating in React
      • #3 Overriding a file
      • #4 Styling the application
      • #5 Patterns of ScandiPWA
    • Dark Mode Extension
    • Deploying Native Apps
    • Product 3D Model Extension
      • Part 1: Magento 3D Model Uploads
      • Part 2: GraphQL API
      • Part 3: Scandi Frontend
    • Social Share, Full Extension Development
      • STEP-1 and 2 Creating Magento 2 Module
      • STEP-3 Backend Configurations Settings
      • STEP-4 Simple GraphQl and Resolver
      • STEP-5 Creating Extension, Base Redux Store
      • STEP-6 Extension plugins
      • STEP-7 GraphQL types, Helpers
      • STEP-8 Query Field and FieldList
      • STEP-9 render Plugins and MSTP Plugin, Component creation
      • STEP-10 SocialShare Component Development
      • STEP-11 SocialShare for CategoryPage
      • TASK-1 Changing LinkedIn to Twitter
      • STEP-12 Comments for Admin Users
      • STEP-13 Final, bugfixes
    • Accessing Magento 2 Controllers
      • STEP-1 Creating Magento 2 Module
      • STEP-2 - Create Magento 2 Frontend Route and Basic Controller
      • STEP-3 Accessing Magento 2 Controller, Bypassing ScandiPWA frontend
      • STEP-4 Creating ScandiPWA Extension with additional dependencies
      • STEP-5 Creating Plugin and Axios request
  • About
    • Support
    • Release notes
    • Technical Information
    • Data Analytics
    • Contributing
      • Installation from Fork
      • Repository structure
      • Code contribution process
      • Submitting an Issue
      • Publishing ScandiPWA
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  • 1. Install a VSCode extension
  • 2. Configure VSCode debugger
  • 3. Launch the debugger
  • Troubleshooting

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  2. Developer Tools

Debugging in VSCode

This guide only works for Visual Studio Code

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To start debugging, you must complete 3 steps sequence:

1. Install a VSCode extension

Install following extensions for VSCode:

Install "" extension.

Install "" extension.

2. Configure VSCode debugger

Open a file you wish to debug in Visual Studio Code. In the side panel, open the Run tab. Click create a launch.json file, then select the Firefox option. Configure the generated file as follows:

{
    "version": "0.2.0",
    "configurations": [
        {
            "type": "chrome",
            "request": "firefox",
            "reAttach": true,
            "name": "Launch Firefox against localhost",
            "url": "http://localhost:3000/",
            "webRoot": "${workspaceFolder}"
        }
    ]
}

Open a file you wish to debug in Visual Studio Code. In the side panel, open the Run tab. Click create a launch.json file, then select the Chrome option. Configure the generated file as follows:

{
    "version": "0.2.0",
    "configurations": [
        {
            "type": "chrome",
            "request": "launch",
            "name": "Launch Chrome against localhost",
            "url": "http://localhost:3000/",
            "webRoot": "${workspaceFolder}"
        }
    ]
}

3. Launch the debugger

Click "Launch Chrome against localhost" in the "Run" tab. You should now be able to pause at breakpoints and view the console output.

Troubleshooting

[debugger for chrome] Error processing "launch": Can't find Chrome

This can occur if the debugger expects a different executable than the one you have installed. For example, you might have google-chrome-stable or Chromium installed instead of the more common Chrome.

In this case, you can specify which executable the extension should use by setting runtimeExecutable in the JSON config.

{
    "configurations": [
        {
            // [...]
            "runtimeExecutable": "/snap/bin/chromium"
        }
    ]
}

Set url to the URL of your app, most likely . Other settings can remain the same.

http://localhost:3000/
Debugger for Firefox
Debugger for Chrome
Install VSCode extension
Configure VSCode debugger
Launch the debugger