Don't rely on console.log() for everything. Instead, you can use your browser's devtools to debug node.js using one simple flag.

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Learn how to debug Node.js code using browser devtools, the difference between --inspect and --inspect-brk, debugging node scripts launched with other commands, and debugging directly in your IDE or in VS Code for client-side code.

Debugging Node.js, The Right Way

Yeah, but, console.logging will be more comfortable always. (Personal opinion)

Nice solution, but as a backend developer, I develop with tests instead of Chrome. That’s why it doesn’t work for me :D

Great, I also write test cases. But one time I had to debug the schedular, for that this was useful. Thanks for sharing

This is great, usually I’m using console log