List of run/debug configuration templates
This page lists run/debug configuration templates available in GoLand. For more information about using them in your project, refer to the related how-to pages.
Name | Use it to | Required plugins |
|---|---|---|
Run several run/debug configurations in parallel. This is useful, for example, if you want to launch various automated tests or client-server apps. The controls for each configuration will be available in a separate tab in the Run or Debug tool window. | ||
Run your database scripts against created data sources. | Database | |
Created automatically when you run a container from a Dockerfile. This configuration builds an image from the Dockerfile, and then derives a container from this image. | Docker | |
Created automatically when you run a container from an existing image. You can run it from a locally existing Docker image that you either pulled or built previously. | Docker | |
Created automatically when you run a multi-container Docker application from a Docker Compose file. | Docker | |
Run and debug your Go applications. | Go | |
Debug Go applications on a remote server. | Go | |
Run and debug your Go tests. | Go | |
Run and debug Grunt.js tasks. | ||
Run and debug Gulp.js tasks. | ||
Execute HTTP Requests directly in the GoLand either individually or as part of a compound run/debug configuration. | HTTP Client | |
Debug JavaScript in applications running on the built-in or on an external web server and to debug Dart web applications. | JavaScript Debugger | |
Run and debug Jest tests. | ||
Run and debug npm and Yarn scripts locally, that is when GoLand itself starts Node.js installed on your computer and initiates script execution. | ||
Run and debug AngularJS unit tests using the Protractor test runner. | ||
Run and debug React Native applications. | ||
Run shell scripts. | Shell Script | |
Run tests for stored procedures, functions, views, and triggers of Microsoft SQL Server. | Database (Microsoft SQL Server) | |
Run tests for packages, functions, procedures, triggers, views, and other objects that can be used in PL/SQL. | Database (Oracle) |