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devtools-local-toolbox
Advanced tools
The local toolbox makes it easy to build a developer tool for Firefox, Chrome, and Node.
Debugger.html and Console.html are a good examples of tools built on top of the toolbox.
Features
index.html
rootExample dev-server.js
toolbox.startDevServer(envConfig, webpackConfig);
The webpack base config makes it easy to use the toolbox out of the box.
Features
Here's an example tool webpack.config.js.
The Landing Page shows the available Chrome, Firefox, and Node tabs to debug.
Features
The bootstrap function starts the toolbox and provides a connection hook for doing post-connect setup with the debuggee connection.
Features
firefox-tab=child1/tab1
bootstrap(React, ReactDOM, App, actions, store)
.then(conn => onConnect(conn, actions));
The toolbox has a config system for adding runtime configs.
Features
Here's an example config.
FAQs
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We found that devtools-local-toolbox demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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