After having written large amounts of code in Intellij Idea Ultimate edition, I often want to test a method, or big pieces.
I often resort to having to paste the code in firebug in firefox, a small annoying cramping space, with no editor features. If the code needs adjusting I need to do it there, test again, copy and insert into Intellij Idea.
Is it possible to run firebug like console code, right in Intellij ? Similar to in Java debug mode with the Inspect tool ? It would have been really useful, even more useful just to highlight some code and press run.
Browser support is not important, any browser will do.
Is this possible already? Is there an Intellij plugin for this? Why not? :(
Thanks!
After having written large amounts of code in Intellij Idea Ultimate edition, I often want to test a method, or big pieces.
I often resort to having to paste the code in firebug in firefox, a small annoying cramping space, with no editor features. If the code needs adjusting I need to do it there, test again, copy and insert into Intellij Idea.
Is it possible to run firebug like console code, right in Intellij ? Similar to in Java debug mode with the Inspect tool ? It would have been really useful, even more useful just to highlight some code and press run.
Browser support is not important, any browser will do.
Is this possible already? Is there an Intellij plugin for this? Why not? :(
Thanks!
Share Improve this question edited Sep 20, 2014 at 5:35 Makoto 107k27 gold badges198 silver badges235 bronze badges asked Jul 15, 2013 at 21:30 mjsmjs 22.4k32 gold badges133 silver badges220 bronze badges 3- Which intelliJ product are you referring to? Idea munity or ultimate, webstorm? – mor Commented Jul 15, 2013 at 21:33
- IDEA ultimate, it's like webstorm plus more right ? – mjs Commented Jul 15, 2013 at 21:34
- Is it possible in any version? – mjs Commented Jul 15, 2013 at 21:44
2 Answers
Reset to default 3If the browser is not important, you could use the node.js plugin as a javascript repl / debugger. Keep in mind that it will not provide an HTML DOM so if your code makes jQuery calls, it will not run out of the box. Otherwise, if it's just plain javascript, it will run just fine.
Just stumbled over this. A bit late but anyway: Debugging Javascript, editing values, etc. works fine using intelliJ with its Chrome Plugin. See https://www.jetbrains./idea/webhelp/configuring-javascript-debugger.html or http://blog.jetbrains./idea/2011/03/intellij-idea-debugging-javascript-in-google-chrome/ You can set breakpoints to stop where you want and can from there evaluate expressions and all the other stuff you would like to do. Hope this is what you wanted to know.