Runtime
Runtime domain exposes JavaScript runtime by means of remote evaluation and mirror objects. Evaluation results are returned as mirror object that expose object type, string representation and unique identifier that can be used for further object reference. Original objects are maintained in memory unless they are either explicitly released or are released along with the other objects in their object group.
Types
Notification is issued every time when binding is called.
Represents function call argument. Either remote object id objectId
, primitive value
, unserializable primitive value or neither of (for undefined) them should be specified.
Issued when console API was called.
Represents deep serialized value.
Detailed information about exception (or error) that was thrown during script compilation or execution.
Issued when unhandled exception was revoked.
Issued when exception was thrown and unhandled.
Issued when new execution context is created.
Issued when execution context is destroyed.
Issued when object should be inspected (for example, as a result of inspect() command line API call).
Object internal property descriptor. This property isn't normally visible in JavaScript code.
Object containing abbreviated remote object value.
Object private field descriptor.
Object property descriptor.
Mirror object referencing original JavaScript object.
Represents options for serialization. Overrides generatePreview
and returnByValue
.
Call frames for assertions or error messages.
If debuggerId
is set stack trace comes from another debugger and can be resolved there. This allows to track cross-debugger calls. See Runtime.StackTrace
and Debugger.paused
for usages.
Properties
Notification is issued every time when binding is called.
Issued when console API was called.
Issued when unhandled exception was revoked.
Issued when exception was thrown and unhandled.
Issued when new execution context is created.
Issued when execution context is destroyed.
Issued when all executionContexts were cleared in browser
Issued when object should be inspected (for example, as a result of inspect() command line API call).
Functions
If executionContextId is empty, adds binding with the given name on the global objects of all inspected contexts, including those created later, bindings survive reloads. Binding function takes exactly one argument, this argument should be string, in case of any other input, function throws an exception. Each binding function call produces Runtime.bindingCalled notification.
Add handler to promise with given promise object id.
Calls function with given declaration on the given object. Object group of the result is inherited from the target object.
Compiles expression.
Disables reporting of execution contexts creation.
Discards collected exceptions and console API calls.
Enables reporting of execution contexts creation by means of executionContextCreated
event. When the reporting gets enabled the event will be sent immediately for each existing execution context.
Evaluates expression on global object.
This method tries to lookup and populate exception details for a JavaScript Error object. Note that the stackTrace portion of the resulting exceptionDetails will only be populated if the Runtime domain was enabled at the time when the Error was thrown.
Returns the JavaScript heap usage. It is the total usage of the corresponding isolate not scoped to a particular Runtime.
Returns the isolate id.
Returns properties of a given object. Object group of the result is inherited from the target object.
Returns all let, const and class variables from global scope.
Releases remote object with given id.
Releases all remote objects that belong to a given group.
This method does not remove binding function from global object but unsubscribes current runtime agent from Runtime.bindingCalled notifications.
Tells inspected instance to run if it was waiting for debugger to attach.
Runs script with given id in a given context.
Enables or disables async call stacks tracking.
Terminate current or next JavaScript execution. Will cancel the termination when the outer-most script execution ends.