node-inspect-debugger

You can debug a Node.js script using the Chrome DevTools Protocol by running 'node inspect path/to/script.js' in the terminal. This enables interactive debugging with breakpoints, step-by-step execution, and expression evaluation.

Yes, you can automate Node.js debugging non-interactively using the chrome-remote-interface. This allows you to automate debugging scripts and processes via the Chrome DevTools Protocol without manual input.

When debugging Node.js applications with the built-in inspector, you can inspect call stacks, evaluate expressions, and check variable values. It also supports setting breakpoints and stepping through code execution.

No, you do not need chrome-remote-interface to set breakpoints interactively. You can use the built-in 'node inspect' command for interactive debugging. The chrome-remote-interface dependency is specifically for non-interactive automated debugging via CDP.

The best way to debug complex logic and state in a Node.js process is using the built-in Node.js inspector. It provides interactive and automated tools to inspect code execution, variable states, and performance profiles.

Yes, this Node.js debugging approach works with background processes and scripts. It leverages the built-in Node.js inspector and CDP to provide both interactive and automated debugging capabilities for various application logic.