When debugging JavaScript code, you regularly encounter minified code. This code is hard to read for humans. To still "make sense" of the code while debugging, Chrome's debugger ships with a "Pretty Print" / "Format Code" functionality:
I have to debug some server-sided Node.js code with Visual Studio Code that involves looking at the call stack that contains code in minified libraries. To make my live easier, I was wondering:
How can I achieve the same effect as caused by Chrome's "Pretty Print" functionality when debugging TypeScript/JavaScript code in VSCode?
Press control+shift+p to open the command list (I don't know if you have the very same hotkeys) and, while debugging, search for "pretty print". It should show this: