javascript - How to set variables on the fly from the console? -


I would like to set the variable on the fly by using the console.

My code is wrapped in such a way: 

  (function () {var debug = true; // code here} ())   
 I use the  debug  console on the fly.  
 Should I move  debug  to populate myself and keep it in the use of global import?  
 Do I give the anonymous function a name, and do I set it using the name "location of name"?  
 I have not used the console much, but I believe that it has been made for such things.  
 How is this usually done? What is the best practice?   
 
 
 You can use a namespace with minimal effort:  
  (function (efu) {foo.debug = true;} (FOO = FOO} {})); FOO.debug = false;   
 I use a clear global with this sort of solution because it is not really complicated, and like with the  debug  variable names An opportunity is a struggle ... even if you are 100% working with your code.

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