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Integrating inspector in nodejs #6
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We are working on a websocket inspector, which you can follow along here: #12 |
Meanwhile you can host a web page that proxies inspection events from a websocket connection to the browser inspector |
After looking at the PR: Will I be able to inspect my machines with the websocket inspector without creating publicly accessible URLs? Otherwise I guess I'll just go with the approach I mentioned above to kinda mimic the behavior of the deprecated visualizer. |
Following the documentation on https://stately.ai/docs/inspector. I am trying to get createWebSocketInspector to work in a Node.js environment (NestJS), but I haven't been able to achieve this. When I create the WebSocket myself, it connects correctly and sends data, but I cannot inspect anything. Additionally, it seems the autostart parameter is not functioning, so I need to start it manually. The website lacks sufficient documentation. You mention a URL https://stately.ai/inspector, but this URL does nothing (it doesn't attempt to connect to the WebSocket). Can you help me? |
Hi,
Thanks for the inspector. I am looking forward to use it in both frontend and backend parts of my project.
I'm working on a nestjs application, but I cannot find any guides on how to integrate in nodejs.
Would really appreciate some guidance on setting up the inspector in nodejs.
Thanks!
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