Thanks 👏 for sharing this beautiful 💎. Given you have an easy eslint rules set up (or don't mind writing /* eslint-disable-next-line*/, debugger statement can really help. I never tried editing source code directly but I think it will be fun. I have purposely created a code snippet (in VS code) which expands to the aforementioned statement with a debugger in next line. 🙂
// VS code user snippet"debugger with eslint-disable-next-line":{"prefix":"deb","body":["/* eslint-disable-next-line */","debugger;"]}
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Thanks 👏 for sharing this beautiful 💎. Given you have an easy eslint rules set up (or don't mind writing
/* eslint-disable-next-line*/
, debugger statement can really help. I never tried editing source code directly but I think it will be fun. I have purposely created a code snippet (in VS code) which expands to the aforementioned statement with a debugger in next line. 🙂