Willem Vanhulle

@darrachequesne @possi how should I import the socket io client from node modules with debug?

Right before creating the server, you can import the debug package and call debug.enable("socket.io*,engine,socket.io*")

I also need this because I generate a new build directory for adapter node and this build directory path has to be written and read from a metafile now. It...

> @gajus, > > Work is in progress to add parsing of JavaScript and other file types to enable ignoring imports and related things. See: #2684 > > In the...

> "ts-node": { > // Do not forget to `npm i -D tsconfig-paths` > "require": ["tsconfig-paths/register"] > }, This doesn't work for me

It would save me the `decodeURI` call, but I can also just do it with this current function. Do you mean I could change `decodeURI(loadUrlPattern.toString())` to `loadUrlPattern.href`? I am afraid...

For example, while parsing a form endpoint response, I do this ```typescript if (!text) { throw Error(`Response was undefined.`); } try { response = deserialize(text) as ActionResult; } catch (e)...

The message TypeError: node.component is not a function is not very helpful. It could be improved.

> My solution: > > ```ts > import tsconfig from "./tsconfig.json"; > > const tsconfigPathAliases = Object.fromEntries( > Object.entries(tsconfig.compilerOptions.paths).map(([key, values]) => { > let value = values[0]; > if (key.endsWith("/*"))...

Thanks, indeed i used sha256sum to compute `27b147dfb06fee6e07ff26...`. I have now used `xxd` on the file and the first line should read `7365 703d 5c74 0909 0909 0909 0909 0909...`....