pub struct JsRuntimeInspector { /* private fields */ }
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This structure is used responsible for providing inspector interface to the JsRuntime.

It stores an instance of v8::inspector::V8Inspector and additionally implements v8::inspector::V8InspectorClientImpl.

After creating this structure it’s possible to connect multiple sessions to the inspector, in case of Deno it’s either: a “websocket session” that provides integration with Chrome Devtools, or an “in-memory session” that is used for REPL or converage collection.

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This function blocks the thread until at least one inspector client has established a websocket connection.

After that, it instructs V8 to pause at the next statement. Frontend must send “Runtime.runIfWaitingForDebugger” message to resume execution.

Obtain a sender for proxy channels.

Create a channel that notifies the frontend when inspector is dropped.

NOTE: Only a single handler is currently available.

Create a local inspector session that can be used on the same thread as the isolate.

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Polling JsRuntimeInspector allows inspector to accept new incoming connections and “pump” messages in different sessions.

It should be polled on tick of event loop, ie. in JsRuntime::poll_event_loop function.

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