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code-inspector-plugin
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📖 Introduction
Click the element on the page, it can automatically open the code editor and position the cursor to the source code of the element.
💻 Try it out online
🚀 Install
npm i webpack-code-inspector-plugin -D
# or
yarn add webpack-code-inspector-plugin -D
# or
pnpm add webpack-code-inspector-plugin -D
🌈 Usage
Please check here for complete access and usage information: code-inspector-plugin configuration
🎨 Support
The following are which compilers, web frameworks and editors we supported now:
- The following bundlers are currently supported:
✅ webpack(3.x/4.x/5.x)
✅ vite
✅ rspack - The following Web frameworks are currently supported:
✅ vue2
✅ vue3
✅ react
✅ preact
✅ solid - The following code editors are currently supported:
VSCode | Visual Studio Code - Insiders | WebStorm | Atom | HBuilderX | PhpStorm | PyCharm | IntelliJ IDEA
📧 Communication and Feedback
For any usage issues, please leave a message below my Twitter post or submit an issue on Github.
FAQs
Click the dom on the page, it will open your IDE and position the cursor to the source code location of the dom.
The npm package code-inspector-plugin receives a total of 18,904 weekly downloads. As such, code-inspector-plugin popularity was classified as popular.
We found that code-inspector-plugin demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 28 Dec 2023
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