node-inspect-debugger

Debug Node.js applications using Chrome DevTools Protocol by launching your script with `node --inspect script.js` and attaching a debugger CLI or scriptable interface to inspect complex logic.

Inspecting complex Node.js applications with multiple breakpoints is best handled by utilizing Chrome DevTools Protocol capabilities to collect state across runs via built-in CLI tools like `node inspect` and `ndb`.

Yes, you can programmatically debug Node.js apps by utilizing the Chrome DevTools Protocol, which requires CDP support in the Node.js environment and optionally a driver script for automation.

Node.js debugging with CDP requires CDP support in the Node.js environment. You must launch the application with inspection enabled using the `node --inspect script.js` command to attach a debugger.

Use Chrome DevTools Protocol instead of standard console logging when debugging complex logic, as it allows you to programmatically set multiple breakpoints and collect application state across runs.

You need a driver script for Node.js debugging when automating the inspection process programmatically via the Chrome DevTools Protocol, especially for applications with complex logic or multiple breakpoints.