Node debugger issues with colour

[Cybolic]

The integration with the node debugger seems to trip over the colour codes that node prints. These should probably be disabled using the NODE_DISABLE_COLORS=1 environment variable.
(EDIT: node doesn't seem to respect the variable on my system, so this might need to just be filtered out in the return strings instead)

To clarify, I'm seeing output like (after running VBGevalWordUnderCursor on the word email):

Vim's error output Vebugger:Shell

E115: Missing quote: 'email:                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          
E116: Invalid arguments for function join

Vebugger:Terminal

^[[1G^[[0Jdebug> ^[[8Gexec (function(){var glbCacheForEval123abf = [];let ret = JSON.stringify(email, function(key,value){if(typeof value==='object'&&value!==null){if(glbCacheForEval123abf.indexOf(value)!==-1){try{return JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(value))}catch(error){return}}glbCacheForEval123abf.push(value)}return value}, 2);return ret;})()

^[[32m'"[email protected]"'^[[39m

This happens for pretty much any command I run. The command itself seems to work, so I'm assuming it's the parsing of the output that triggers the error.

[IngoMeyer441]

For a quick and simple fix you can use the AnsiEsc plugin which converts escape codes in vim buffers to colored text regions.

[Cybolic]

The AnsiEsc plugin certainly helps with the Terminal output, but not with the error messages in Shell. Is there at least a way to mute them? (sorry if this is obvious; I'm still relatively new to more advanced usage of Vim)
EDIT: I've tried :silent! VBGevalWordUnderCursor but the E115/E116 errors still get printed, requiring an extra press of enter to continue working.

[nilsboy]

FYI - Autocommand to fix the colors (also disable line wrap) in the vebugger terminal window.

augroup MyVebuggerAugroupSetupTerminalWindow
  autocmd!
  autocmd FileType VebuggerTerminal :AnsiEsc
  autocmd FileType VebuggerTerminal :setlocal nowrap
augroup END