studio-chrome-devtools

To debug the Studio Electron app with Chrome DevTools, you connect to a remote debugging endpoint using a CLI script, which allows you to inspect and interact with internal pages.

Yes, you can evaluate JavaScript on internal pages of a Studio Electron app by connecting Chrome DevTools through the provided remote debugging endpoint and script evaluation tools.

The best way to snapshot specific pages in a Studio Electron app is to use the Chrome DevTools integration, which provides page selection and snapshotting capabilities for debugging purposes.

Yes, the Studio Electron app supports remote debugging by exposing a remote debugging endpoint that Chrome DevTools connects to for inspecting and evaluating internal pages.

To list available pages for debugging in the Studio Electron app, run the provided connect-cli.sh script, which connects Chrome DevTools and returns the accessible internal pages.

You need to use remote debugging for a Studio Electron app when you want to inspect internal components, evaluate scripts, or snapshot pages that are not accessible through standard web browser developer tools.