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I’m trying to debug a bunch of functions that redirect the user. I want to “kill” the script while it’s running to to read the output of console.log(). I can’t just use a simple return because there are many functions that work together.
Set a breakpoint at the spot in your code where you want to pause. If you add a
debuggerstatement in your code browsers that support it will automatically stop at that point and open the debugger (actually I think some browsers (Chrome?) may ignore the statement unless you already have the console/dev tools open, but obviously you can just start with the dev tools open if necessary).