You can point Node.js to a specific IP and Port by running: Make sure that your Node.js process is listening to it. Once your Node.js app is registered as remote target and listening for debuggers, you can open the webpage chrome://inspect/#devices in Google Chrome to see the dedicated DevTools for Node.īy default, the DevTools try to discover targets on "127.0.0.1:9229". This can be done by using the -inspect flag when starting the node process: To inspect your Node.js app with Google Chrome DevTools, you have to make it a remote target. It's called remote debugging and can be started from Google Chrome's internal website. You can use Chrome's DevTools to debug Node.js applications.
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