Launch Editor

By clicking the links in the log output, you can automatically open the code editor and jump to the line of the console statement in the source code:

You can disable this feature by setting disableLaunchEditor: true.

You can specify the editor, such as webstorm, by setting specifiedEditor.

This feature will be automatically disabled on build time.

In-depth: How It Works

A clickable link usually looks like this:

🔦 http://127.1:3070#3abe,6,3

127.1 is the abbreviation of 127.0.0.1

It consists of the following parts:

• #3abe,6,3: A hash attribute in the URL, where 3abe is a randomly generated string corresponding to a specific file in the project, and 6,3 is the line and column numbers of the console statement in the source code.

• http://127.1:3070: A static page, It will send the hash attribute to the Node.js service. The Node.js service obtains the specific file path and row number, and then opens the editor through launch-editor.

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You might notice an extra link printed in the terminal when starting the project:

➜  TurboConsole: http://localhost:3070/inspect

You can open this link to see the current mapping between randomly generated strings and files. You can also test whether the launch editor feature is working properly by clicking the links.