debug memory in typescript

To debug memory in TypeScript, you can use browser's Developer Tools. Here are steps you can follow:

1. Open Developer Tools in the browser by right clicking on the webpage and selecting 'Inspect' or pressing F12.
2. Navigate to the 'Memory' tab or open it by clicking on the three dots icon in Developer Tools and selecting 'More tools' -> 'Memory'.
3. Start recording memory by clicking on the 'Start recording memory' button.
4. Perform the actions in your TypeScript application that you want to debug for memory consumption.
5. Stop recording memory by clicking the 'Stop recording memory' button.
6. Analyze the memory snapshot provided in the 'Summary' tab to identify any memory leaks or excessive memory usage.

You can also use tools like chrome://inspect/#devices to connect to a Node.js instance running your TypeScript code and perform memory profiling.

Remember to deallocate resources properly, clear any references that are no longer needed, and optimize your code to ensure efficient memory usage.