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Use when opening a Node.js inspector tunnel, debugging a SAP BTP CF app, or forwarding port 9229 from an app using the cf-debugger CLI.
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| name | cf-debugger |
| description | Use when opening a Node.js inspector tunnel, debugging a SAP BTP CF app, or forwarding port 9229 from an app using the cf-debugger CLI. |
Use cf-debugger to open an SSH tunnel to a Node.js inspector for a Cloud Foundry app. This is useful for attaching a debugger (like VSCode or Chrome DevTools) to a running SAP BTP Cloud Foundry app. It automatically handles cf auth, enabling SSH if disabled, sending SIGUSR1 to the Node process, and setting up the port forward.
If cf-debugger is missing, install it: npm install -g @saptools/cf-debugger.
<app> or <region>/<org>/<space>/<app>) can be used as a positional argument. If the bare app name is used, the CLI will try to infer the region, org, and space from the current cf target. If that fails, ask the user for the full target or pass them explicitly.cf-debugger stop.SAP_EMAIL and SAP_PASSWORD) are available in the environment to perform cf auth if needed.Start a debug session:
cf-debugger start app-demo
# Or using the full selector if no current target is set:
cf-debugger start eu10/my-org/dev/app-demo
This will output the local port (e.g., 20142) that the debugger is forwarded to. The user can then attach their IDE to localhost:20142.
List active sessions:
cf-debugger list
Check the status of a specific session:
cf-debugger status app-demo
Stop a specific session:
cf-debugger stop app-demo
Stop all active sessions:
cf-debugger stop --all
cf target recently. Use the full <region>/<org>/<space>/<app> selector.cf-debugger list to see it.SIGUSR1. Verify the app is a Node app.