Angular Gauntlets

Add shortcuts to easily debug your Angular application.

What is Angular Gauntlets?

"Angular Gauntlets" is a Chrome extension that revolutionizes Angular application debugging by giving developers access to components and providers with simple shortcuts. It features options to display a DOM element context, trigger change detection, and preview all its details in the Angular tab of your DevTools elements panel. It works seamlessly with the Chrome DevTools elements panel enabling efficient debugging, making it the go-to tool for an Angular developer.

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By: yannickglt

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Users: 2,000+

Rating: 5.00 (5)

Version: 1.2.3 (Last updated: 2021-05-06)

Creation date: 2020-05-24

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 9.78K

Email: ya*****@hotmail.fr

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# 22059 ▼ 95

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#3282 in Developer Tools ▼ 9 #61 in component keyword 11 ▲ 2 #271 in panel keyword 21 ▼ 6 #292 in element keyword 21 ▼ 3

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Angular Gauntlets helps you getting your hands dirty. It makes the components and providers of your Angular application accessible on click on an element in the Chrome DevTools elements panel.

How to? Just click on a DOM element in the DevTools elements panel, type one of the following keywords in the console and here we go!

$component: click on a DOM element referring to an Angular component to access its instance and playing with it.
$context: display a DOM element context, can be its parent Angular component, a ngFor row, etc.
$scope: equals $component onto Angular components or $context onto child elements. The best alternative of AngularJS Batarang for Angular.
$providers: get the list of the all the providers instantiated in your Angular app and play with them (not supported by Angular 9).
$detectChanges(): triggers Angular change detection to get your changes apply.
log$(obs): log the first value of the given observable.

Little extra: you can get a preview of all these info in the Angular tab of your DevTools elements panel. Switching between elements will refresh the data immediately.