vscode launching function app in lerna monorepo

First, I have a monorepo that is structured like so:

repo-name/

    packages/

        backend/

        frontend/

    .vscode/

The backend is an Azure function app structured like so:

backend/

    functions/

        funcOne/

        funcTwo/

    scripts/

        start-debug.sh

    package.json

Second, for the backend's package.json, I have a script:

  "debug": "npm run build && FUNCTION_APP_PORT=7071 ./scripts/start-debug.sh",

The start-debug.sh script looks like this:

#!/bin/bash 

set -e

cd ./functions 

func extensions install 

func host start -p $FUNCTION_APP_PORT --debug VSCode

I'm trying to write a launch configuration so that I can debug my functions in VSCode.

I have tried a number of variations based on what I have found out there, but nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Here's my latest attempt:

{

    "name": "Launch Backend Functions",

    "type": "node",

    "request": "launch",

    "address": "localhost",

    "protocol": "inspector",

    "runtimeExecutable": "${workspaceRoot}/node_modules/.bin/lerna",

    "runtimeArgs": [

        "exec",

        "--scope",

        "actual-name-of-backend-package",

        "--",

        "npm"

    ],

    "args": ["run", "debug"],

    "port": 1234

}

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asked Nov 20 '18 at 20:49

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First, I have a monorepo that is structured like so:

repo-name/

    packages/

        backend/

        frontend/

    .vscode/

The backend is an Azure function app structured like so:

backend/

    functions/

        funcOne/

        funcTwo/

    scripts/

        start-debug.sh

    package.json

Second, for the backend's package.json, I have a script:

  "debug": "npm run build && FUNCTION_APP_PORT=7071 ./scripts/start-debug.sh",

The start-debug.sh script looks like this:

#!/bin/bash 

set -e

cd ./functions 

func extensions install 

func host start -p $FUNCTION_APP_PORT --debug VSCode

I'm trying to write a launch configuration so that I can debug my functions in VSCode.

I have tried a number of variations based on what I have found out there, but nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Here's my latest attempt:

{

    "name": "Launch Backend Functions",

    "type": "node",

    "request": "launch",

    "address": "localhost",

    "protocol": "inspector",

    "runtimeExecutable": "${workspaceRoot}/node_modules/.bin/lerna",

    "runtimeArgs": [

        "exec",

        "--scope",

        "actual-name-of-backend-package",

        "--",

        "npm"

    ],

    "args": ["run", "debug"],

    "port": 1234

}

edited Nov 20 '18 at 21:05

asked Nov 20 '18 at 20:49

westandy

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add a comment |

First, I have a monorepo that is structured like so:

repo-name/

    packages/

        backend/

        frontend/

    .vscode/

The backend is an Azure function app structured like so:

backend/

    functions/

        funcOne/

        funcTwo/

    scripts/

        start-debug.sh

    package.json

Second, for the backend's package.json, I have a script:

  "debug": "npm run build && FUNCTION_APP_PORT=7071 ./scripts/start-debug.sh",

The start-debug.sh script looks like this:

#!/bin/bash 

set -e

cd ./functions 

func extensions install 

func host start -p $FUNCTION_APP_PORT --debug VSCode

I'm trying to write a launch configuration so that I can debug my functions in VSCode.

I have tried a number of variations based on what I have found out there, but nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Here's my latest attempt:

{

    "name": "Launch Backend Functions",

    "type": "node",

    "request": "launch",

    "address": "localhost",

    "protocol": "inspector",

    "runtimeExecutable": "${workspaceRoot}/node_modules/.bin/lerna",

    "runtimeArgs": [

        "exec",

        "--scope",

        "actual-name-of-backend-package",

        "--",

        "npm"

    ],

    "args": ["run", "debug"],

    "port": 1234

}

edited Nov 20 '18 at 21:05

asked Nov 20 '18 at 20:49

westandy

4671720

First, I have a monorepo that is structured like so:

repo-name/

    packages/

        backend/

        frontend/

    .vscode/

The backend is an Azure function app structured like so:

backend/

    functions/

        funcOne/

        funcTwo/

    scripts/

        start-debug.sh

    package.json

Second, for the backend's package.json, I have a script:

  "debug": "npm run build && FUNCTION_APP_PORT=7071 ./scripts/start-debug.sh",

The start-debug.sh script looks like this:

#!/bin/bash 

set -e

cd ./functions 

func extensions install 

func host start -p $FUNCTION_APP_PORT --debug VSCode

I'm trying to write a launch configuration so that I can debug my functions in VSCode.

I have tried a number of variations based on what I have found out there, but nothing seems to work. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Here's my latest attempt:

{

    "name": "Launch Backend Functions",

    "type": "node",

    "request": "launch",

    "address": "localhost",

    "protocol": "inspector",

    "runtimeExecutable": "${workspaceRoot}/node_modules/.bin/lerna",

    "runtimeArgs": [

        "exec",

        "--scope",

        "actual-name-of-backend-package",

        "--",

        "npm"

    ],

    "args": ["run", "debug"],

    "port": 1234

}

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edited Nov 20 '18 at 21:05

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edited Nov 20 '18 at 21:05

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OK, here's the launch configuration in VSCode that worked for me:

{

  "type": "node",

  "request": "attach",

  "name": "Attach by Process ID",

  "protocol": "legacy",

  "processId": "${command:PickProcess}",

  "port": 9229

},

My steps are

1) Go to my backend repo, and run npm run debug which runs my start-debug.sh script.

2) In VS Code, I attach to a nodejsWorker out of azure-function-core-tools.

Now, I can step through my functions.

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OK, here's the launch configuration in VSCode that worked for me:

{

  "type": "node",

  "request": "attach",

  "name": "Attach by Process ID",

  "protocol": "legacy",

  "processId": "${command:PickProcess}",

  "port": 9229

},

My steps are

1) Go to my backend repo, and run npm run debug which runs my start-debug.sh script.

2) In VS Code, I attach to a nodejsWorker out of azure-function-core-tools.

Now, I can step through my functions.

answered Nov 20 '18 at 21:04

westandy

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OK, here's the launch configuration in VSCode that worked for me:

{

  "type": "node",

  "request": "attach",

  "name": "Attach by Process ID",

  "protocol": "legacy",

  "processId": "${command:PickProcess}",

  "port": 9229

},

My steps are

1) Go to my backend repo, and run npm run debug which runs my start-debug.sh script.

2) In VS Code, I attach to a nodejsWorker out of azure-function-core-tools.

Now, I can step through my functions.

answered Nov 20 '18 at 21:04

westandy

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OK, here's the launch configuration in VSCode that worked for me:

{

  "type": "node",

  "request": "attach",

  "name": "Attach by Process ID",

  "protocol": "legacy",

  "processId": "${command:PickProcess}",

  "port": 9229

},

My steps are

1) Go to my backend repo, and run npm run debug which runs my start-debug.sh script.

2) In VS Code, I attach to a nodejsWorker out of azure-function-core-tools.

Now, I can step through my functions.

answered Nov 20 '18 at 21:04

westandy

4671720

OK, here's the launch configuration in VSCode that worked for me:

{

  "type": "node",

  "request": "attach",

  "name": "Attach by Process ID",

  "protocol": "legacy",

  "processId": "${command:PickProcess}",

  "port": 9229

},

My steps are

1) Go to my backend repo, and run npm run debug which runs my start-debug.sh script.

2) In VS Code, I attach to a nodejsWorker out of azure-function-core-tools.

Now, I can step through my functions.

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