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Improvement/Suggestion - add DEV tools #5

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Slaviusz opened this issue Jan 1, 2021 · 2 comments
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Improvement/Suggestion - add DEV tools #5

Slaviusz opened this issue Jan 1, 2021 · 2 comments
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interface involves making new synthetic files / changes to synth file reporting

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@Slaviusz
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Slaviusz commented Jan 1, 2021

I honestly believe the best use case for this would be new folder/files for Chrome/Firefox developer tools.

Having rolling files with network requests and developer (Javascript) console would be a killer feature.
I'm not sure if it's possible to do this without actually opening the dev tools window in the browser UI itself but if it's possible without it, I'd be amazed. My everyday font-end development would become a piece of cake.

Thank You for considering!

@curioussavage
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This would be super cool!

@osnr
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osnr commented Jan 1, 2021

hi! a lot of this is actually already in place!

there should already be a console file under each tab which, once opened, will give you all the stuff logged to the console from then on

pull requests are welcome re: network requests, other devtools stuff! you can see what I already do to talk to the devtools API to list all resources in debugger/resources under each tab and all scripts in debugger/scripts

@osnr osnr added the interface involves making new synthetic files / changes to synth file reporting label Jan 4, 2021
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