Bedrock Script Inspector is a powerful web-based inspector version of Minecraft Bedrock Script API, providing extended debugging capabiliy for scripts. It utilizes native method wrapping which then will execute the interpreter and web inspector.

Note that this is only usable in Bedrock Dedicated Server and not local-hosted worlds / realms because @minecraft/server-net is used to transfer and receive data and @minecraft/server-admin is used for autoloading.

Features

Bedrock Script Inspector includes a lot of features:

• Script consoles
  • Object inspect
  • Console graphing
• Eval
• Events
  • Disable / enable / unsubscribe listeners
  • subscribe / unsubscribe listeners trace
  • Listeners timing
  • Event data inspect
• Runs
  • Suspend / resume / clear runs
  • Add / clear runs trace
  • Function timing
• Properties
  • World / entity properties
  • Property set trace
• Timing
• Watchdog Stats

Prerequisites

• Node.js
• Bedrock Server

Setup

1. Download build from Releases & extract

2. Run install.bat or install.sh

   This will install the server dependencies and link the server CLI commands bsi for global use.

3. Add a pack to inspect: (directory must contain manifest.json)

   bsi ap <dir/to/pack>

4. Add the inspector pack to BDS: (directory must contain server.properties)

   bsi ab <dir/to/bedrock_server>

5. Start the BDS server from NodeJS

   bsi sb <dir/to/bedrock_server> <port>

6. Open localhost with port depends on which server port is used

CLI Commands

• add-pack (alias ap) - Adds a script pack to the inspector pack

  Module dependencies must match the inspector's module dependencies. The pack is added through subpack and dropper script is created to execute the entry script after inspector scripts has been executed.

  • copy (c) - Copies the pack instead of linking it to the subpack

• remove-pack (alias rp) - Removes a script pack from the inspector pack

  This removes the pack that is being inspected from the subpack and removes the dropper script.

• add-bds (alias ab) - Adds the inspector pack to the BDS

  This adds the inspector pack to the BDS behavior packs and its world's behavior packs list. This also creates config for the inspector pack to allow BDS modules to be used.

  • copy (c) - Copies the inspector pack instead of linking it to the BDS behavios packs

• remove-bds (alias rb) - Removes the inspector pack from the BDS

  This removes the inspector pack from the BDS behavior packs, its world's behavior packs list and, the inspector pack config.

• start-bds (alias sb) - Starts server & BDS process from inspector

  This starts the inspector server, while also starts the bedrock server. Benefits being inspector autoconnect is possible and formatted BDS logs.

  • add (a) - Adds the pack to the BDS (same as running add-bds) before starting the BDS
  • add-copy (aC) - Copies the inspector pack instead of linking it to the BDS behavios packs
  • remove (r) - Removes the pack from the BDS (same as running remove-bds) after BDS process closed
  • auth-user (au) - Inspector server authorization username
  • auth-pass (ap) - Inspector server authorization password

  It is possible to start the BDS server without running add-pack first by adding add option. The remove option can also be used to remove the debugger pack after the BDS is closed, making it a temporary addition to the BDS.

  bsi sb <dir/to/bedrock_server> <port> -a -r