ngx-debug

Shortcuts for debugging Angular applications

ngx-debug

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-06-01

By: ngx.debug

Users: 182

Version: 0.2 (Last updated: 2019-08-19)

Creation date: 2019-08-15

Risk impact: High risk impact

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Manifest version: 2

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http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 7.49K

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A simple Chrome extension which exposes a subset Angular's debugging APIs in a more concise interface, to make it easier to quickly check and set component state from the DevTools Console.

When the extension is installed, an object called ngx is exposed on the window.

GitHub: https://github.com/benelliott/ngx-debug

`ngx-debug` method	Angular `ng` equivalent	Description
`ngx.c`	`ng.probe($0).componentInstance`	Returns the state of the component currently selected in the Elements panel.
`ngx.c$(selector)`	`ng.probe(document.querySelector(selector)).componentInstance`	Returns the state of the first component to match `selector`.
`ngx.in(inputName, value)`	No equivalent	Sets the value of the input `inputName` on the currently-selected component to the value `newValue`, then executes a tick.
`ngx.in$(selector, inputName, value)`	No equivalent	Sets the value of the input `inputName` on the first component matching `selector` to the value `newValue`, then executes a tick.
`ngx.out(outputName, subscribe?)`	No equivalent	Subscribes to changes in the output `outputName` on the currently-selected component, calling `subscribe` on value changes if provided, else logging the value to the console.
`ngx.out$(selector, outputName, subscribe?)`	No equivalent	Subscribes to changes in the output `outputName` on the first component matching `selector`, calling `subscribe` on value changes if provided, else logging the value to the console.