a simple plugin for sublime text2 to debug node file in WebKit based browser.(os:window)

• nodeJS version >0.6.0
• npm
• node-inspector
• A WebKit based browser: Chrome, Safari, etc.
• Your operating system must be Windows or Linux.

1. install node-inspector (global mode) with npm

    $ npm install -g node-inspector
   

   ps: if you have trouble with node-inspector when installing in windowxp or window7, you can find answer in this link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11695739/installing-node-inspector-on-windows

2. download this plugin and unzip it . open the packages folder by clicking the Preferences > Browser packages... entry in your sublime text2. then copy unziped folder in this folder.

3. open the 'nodejs_debug.sublime-settings' file in plugin folder and set the parameter 'chrome_path' using your browser path!

1. open a node.js file in sublime text 2

2. press ctrl+alt+b or click item 'Nodejs Debug' on contextmenu

then you can debug your code in browser .