• Ember.js Dashboard project
• Backend API server project

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pip install bugbuzz

then insert following lines in your code to debug

import bugbuzz; bugbuzz.set_trace()

As bugbuzz providing debugging in a software-as-service manner, all source code and local variables needed will be uploaded to the server. When a debugging session created, a random secret access key will be generated, and used for encryping all source code and local variables. The access key will be passed to dashboard as a part of hash tag like this

http://dashboard.bugbuzz.io/#/sessions/SECsLArhHBVHF5mrtvXHVp3T?access_key=<ACCESS KEY>

With the access key, the Ember.js dashboard app can then decrypt the source code and local variables downloaded from the server. As the access key is passed as part of hash in the URL, the server cannot see it, without the access key, your source code and local variables are not visible by the server.

For more details about security topic, you can also read my article Anonymous computing: Peer-to-peer encryption with Ember.js.

To run our demo

git clone --recursive [email protected]:fangpenlin/bugbuzz-python.git

install the project

virtualenv --no-site-packages .env
source .env/bin/activate
pip install -e .

and dependency used in the demo.py

pip install requests

then

python demo.py

It will open a new tab in your browser for debugging.

By default, bugbuzz uses bugbuzz-api.herokuapp.com as the API server and dashboard.bugbuzz.io as the dashboard. To change this behavior, you can specify environment variables

• BUGBUZZ_API: URL for the API server
• BUGBUZZ_DASHBOARD: URL for the dashboard

For example, you are running API server and the dashboard locally at http://localhost:9090 and http://localhost:4200, then you can run bugbuzz like this

BUGBUZZ_API='http://localhost:9090' BUGBUZZ_DASHBOARD='http://localhost:4200' python demo.py

This is just a prototype, use it at your own risk