debugger.d.ts
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/// <reference types="selenium-webdriver" />
import { promise as wdpromise } from 'selenium-webdriver';
import { ProtractorBrowser } from './browser';
export declare class DebugHelper {
private browserUnderDebug_;
/**
* Set to true when we validate that the debug port is open. Since the debug
* port is held open forever once the debugger is attached, it's important
* we only do validation once.
*/
debuggerValidated_: boolean;
dbgCodeExecutor: any;
constructor(browserUnderDebug_: ProtractorBrowser);
/**
* 1) Set up helper functions for debugger clients to call on (e.g.
* getControlFlowText, execute code, get autocompletion).
* 2) Enter process into debugger mode. (i.e. process._debugProcess).
* 3) Invoke the debugger client specified by debuggerClientPath.
*
* @param {string} debuggerClientPath Absolute path of debugger client to use.
* @param {Function} onStartFn Function to call when the debugger starts. The
* function takes a single parameter, which represents whether this is the
* first time that the debugger is called.
* @param {number=} opt_debugPort Optional port to use for the debugging
* process.
*/
init(debuggerClientPath: string, onStartFn: Function, opt_debugPort?: number): wdpromise.Promise<any>;
/**
* Validates that the port is free to use. This will only validate the first
* time it is called. The reason is that on subsequent calls, the port will
* already be bound to the debugger, so it will not be available, but that is
* okay.
*
* @returns {Promise<boolean>} A promise that becomes ready when the
* validation
* is done. The promise will resolve to a boolean which represents whether
* this is the first time that the debugger is called.
*/
private validatePortAvailability_(port);
isAttached(): boolean;
}