WicketSource

Adds a Developer Tools sidebar with Wicket source code location for the selected DOM element.

What is WicketSource?

WicketSource is a Chrome extension that allows you to click on an item on a web page and jump straight to the Java source that created it in Wicket applications. It provides round-trip quick service to jump between rendered web pages and the code that created them.

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By: https://www.github.com/jennybrown8/wicket-source/wiki

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Users: 219 ▼ -36

Rating: 4.57 (7)

Version: 1.2.0 (Last updated: 2016-08-21)

Creation date: 2016-08-20

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

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

Size: 27.32K

URLs: Website

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# 55381 ▼ 3025

Other rankings

#4154 in Developer Tools ▼ 55 #28 in source code keyword 26 ▼ 3 #83 in source keyword 29 ▲ 3 #122 in component keyword 11

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Extension summary

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Working on someone else's complex Wicket pages can result in a lot of time spent hunting for components in the source.

What if you could click on an item in the web page and jump straight to the Java source that created it?

The wicket-source module, plus a couple of plugins, lets you do exactly that.

The wicket-source module in maven central plugs into your Wicket application. The Chrome extension plugs in to your browser's "inspect element" feature, to display the source code and line number of the element's Wicket component. And Source-Opener plugs into either Eclipse or Intellij.

In combination, these three parts provide round-trip quick service to jump between rendered web pages and the code that created them.

This plugin is only useful for Wicket applications with the wicket-source module installed and configured.

More information is available through the github page: https://github.com/jennybrown8/wicket-source/wiki