My coffee brewing “system”
Couple of things:
(This is also a GitHub Gist here)
The documentation for Panic’s Nova 9 for debugging Node (or in general) is atrocious so I’ll share how I was able to debug a local node/Fastify application using Fastify CLI. It’s actually pretty simple.
Note: This obviously requires having installed Fastify CLI. In my screenshot I am using a copy of Fastify CLI that is local to my application folder, not a global install. If you’re using a global Fastify CLI install the path is likely different to the cli.js. For instance with Homebrew on the Mac the path would be likely be /opt/homebrew/lib/node_modules/fastify-cli/cli.js.
Note: The folder to your “app.js” might be different. I’m writing my app in TypeScript so it’s being compiled to JavaScript in the dist folder.
Here is a screenshot of my setup:
There are more options that can be passed in to Fastify CLI but it should be a simple matter of adding them to the args list. Note too that you can’t edit those once they’re in or move them around.
After that it’s a simple matter of running the task to start up the app and attach the debugger.
To celebrate the first full day of the coming cool weather I ran out to the Starbucks Reserve in Lake Forest to grab a Reserve coffee on the Clover machine. Stepped out of the house and saw the moon just above the trees and the clouds with that painted look. I was surprised how well the iPhone 14 Pro captured that shot with night mode given how shaky my hands were. Finished with a selfie (edited courtesy of Hipstamatic Classic) outside of the store.
Joy rang from the world over…the Ableton Live 11.2 release on Mac fixes the problem I was having with it not recognizing the M1 AU of tone2 Audio’s Saurus synthesizer plug-in. Saurus is totally bad ass if you haven’t tried it. Fabulous analog sound.
Switching my main blogging domain back here tomorrow from my Ghost install.
Hopefully no bridges burned here at micro.blog due to the mercurial nature of my personality. Working on that. It’s damned hard.
After a short dalliance with a self-hosted Ghost install I’m giving that up and moving back here to micro.blog. Several reasons for that worthy of a larger post. But Manton and crew doing a great job here and I love the community. Good peeps here.
It’s been a long week between the 4 days of training at work (thankfully only the mornings but it was 7:30AM to 11) and getting the COVID booster and it’s related side-effects. But tomorrow is Friday and an opportunity to reset. I’ve been remiss in my reading duties, remiss in my journaling duties, remiss in just about any duties. Getting back into it tomorrow.
But at least I got a good walk in today in the beautiful weather we’re having.
To celebrate the first full day of the coming cool weather I ran out to the Starbucks Reserve in Lake Forest to grab a Reserve coffee on the Clover machine. Stepped out of the house and saw the moon just above the trees and the clouds with that painted look. I was surprised how well the iPhone 14 Pro captured that shot with night mode given how shaky my hands were. Finished with a selfie (edited courtesy of Hipstamatic Classic) outside of the store.
That quote courtesy of Robert Breen who has some wonderful posts about writing.
He is correct of course, the next best time to start anything is right now so here I am. It’s good to be back.