Module JsSIP.debug

Debugging for Node.js and the browser.

Starting with version 0.6.0, JsSIP includes the Node debug module, suitable for both Node.js and the browser. JsSIP exposes the module via the JsSIP.debug accessor.

Debugging in th browser

By default JsSIP logs nothing to the browser console. In order to enable debugging, run the following command in the browser console and reload the page:

> JsSIP.debug.enable('JsSIP:*');

Note that the logging settings get stored into the browser LocalStorage. To disable it run the following command in the browser console and reload the page:

> JsSIP.debug.disable('JsSIP:*');

In order to enable it by default, add the following after the <script> tag:

<script src='js/jssip-X.Y.Z.min.js'></script>
<script>JsSIP.debug.enable('JsSIP:*');</script>

Debugging in Node.js

Set the DEBUG environment variable as follows before running your Node script/command:

$ export DEBUG="JsSIP:*"

Or run it as follows:

$ DEBUG="JsSIP:*"  node my_script.js

Partial debug

Instead of "JsSIP:*" (which enables debug for all the JsSIP components), enabling debugging for just individual components is possible as follows:

• In the browser:

  > JsSIP.debug.enable('JsSIP:Transport JsSIP:RTCSession*');
  

• In Node.js:

  $ DEBUG="JsSIP:Transport JsSIP:RTCSession*"  node my_script.js
  

Each file in the JsSIP source tree provides a different debug identificator (all of them starting with “JsSIP:”) which matches the filename and its relative path.

For example, to enable debug for DTMF (whose class is defined in src/RTCSession/DTMF.js) add "JsSIP:RTCSession:DTMF" to your DEBUG variable (Node) or pass it to the JsSIP.debug.enable() method (browser). Use "JsSIP:RTCSession*" to enable debug for the JsSIP.RTCSession class and all its subclasses.