So I tried this run configuration to make the brow...

# kobweb

[Funyinoluwa Kashimawo]

So I tried this run configuration to make the browser show up immediately after running, what do you think?

So I would have loved to run the JsDebug right after the kobweb run but the kobweb run does not exit. But you can still run the JsDebug manually

@David Herman what do you think? If this works as intended then It'll be possible to use one run command to start kobweb and show the browser and start a debug session in one go

[David Herman]

Yeah, I'm not sure there's a way to get two actions for the price of one.

Personally, I'd suggest using the terminal (either a separate window or the IJ tool window) to start up kobweb and then use the IDE to kickstart debugging your frontend or your backend if you need to.

[David Herman]

You should also be aware that "kobweb run" is just "./gradlew kobwebStart -t"

[David Herman]

You can run "./gradlew kobwebStart" if you want it to exit immediately after the server starts up

[Funyinoluwa Kashimawo]

Oooh really, thanks I'll try that out.

[David Herman]

Just be sure to run "./gradlew kobwebStop" to shut things down!

[Funyinoluwa Kashimawo]

Yeah, I usually make that task run before starting. So I always start from a clean slate.