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JsTerm is looking great, but I think a killer feature of the webkit's dev tools is missing: the ability to inspect evaluated objects inline. Although it is possible with the panel, being able to do it inline is much more comfortable in my opinion (and most of my coworkers and friends agree)
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How about adding some commands that makes it easy to inspect an object using only a command line. Think of $1$ etc. that is used to inspect the last queried object etc. Then one could do $1.foo to get all the output of foo on the last dumped object. With autocompletion, this might end up in a faster workflow then using the mouse and clicking on stuff.
There could also be a flag to dump a json representation of the object instead of only showing the clickable [object ...] thingy.
JsTerm is looking great, but I think a killer feature of the webkit's dev tools is missing: the ability to inspect evaluated objects inline. Although it is possible with the panel, being able to do it inline is much more comfortable in my opinion (and most of my coworkers and friends agree)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: