js source mapping in Chrome

[Robin Burrer]

Hi all,

I would like to debug a js target in Chrome. However Chrome can not load local resources anymore. I was hoping they would change that back at some point. 

So I'm always getting the "Not allowed to load local resource:" error when I try to open a haxe file in Chrome.

Is there a work around for this?

Regards

Robin

[Jason O'Neil]

Can you use "nekotools server" to run a local webserver, and test your code from there?

Usually it will listen to "http://localhost:2000", and whatever directory you're in will be the top of the webserver, so you can go to "index.html" from there.

Not sure if that would help in your situation or not...

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[Robin Burrer]

Hi Jason,

thanks for your answer. I'm already running a local server and that might actually be the problem. I just tested the app in Chrome using a the file path rather than the localhost and debugging worked.

But since my app needs to have access to webservice running on the local host this is not a solution.....

So I guess its either access to local files or access to remote files.

Robin

[Robin Burrer]

I found a fix for my problem. I just start chrome with the "--disable-web-security"  argument. And then I open  my  app form the hard drive (e.g. file:///Applications/XAMPP/xamppfiles/htdocs/myApp/).

Now source mapping + debugging works and my app can also access backend services that are running on the localhost.