node-inspect-debugger

You can debug a Node.js application using the Chrome DevTools Protocol by running the `node inspect path/to/your-node-app.js` command. This enables developers to set breakpoints, inspect objects, and step through code execution in real-time.

Yes, you can set breakpoints and inspect objects without a GUI by using the `node inspect` command line interface. It leverages the Chrome DevTools Protocol to provide rich debugging capabilities directly in the terminal.

The `node inspect` command supports post-mortem debugging in Node.js applications by using the Chrome DevTools Protocol. It is compatible with systems requiring real-time or post-mortem debugging support to diagnose problems efficiently.

The best way to troubleshoot complex Node.js applications locally is using the Chrome DevTools Protocol via `node inspect`. It simplifies debugging by allowing developers to step through code execution and inspect variables in real-time.

You do not strictly need `chrome-remote-interface` for basic Node.js debugging, as the `node inspect` command works independently. However, it offers a programmable CDP interface for diverse and complex debugging scenarios.