Knockoutjs context debugger

Shows the knockout context & data for the selected dom node in a sidebar of the elements pane.

Knockoutjs Context Debugger: Simplify Your KnockoutJS Debugging

'Knockoutjs context debugger' is a convenient Chrome extension for developers using the KnockoutJS library for their HTML files. It provides a sidebar in the element pane of chrome dev tools showing the context and relevant data of the selected element, enabling smooth debugging of large/nested views. This tool enhances productivity by providing added traces and allowing observable edits from the dashboard.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2023-11-22 due to malware

By: elijahzemlak733

Users: 26,937+

Rating: 4.28

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Version: 2.6.8 (Last updated: 2023-11-01)

Creation date: 2014-08-07

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very high risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
declarativeNetRequest

Host permissions:

https://*.facebook.com/*
https://twitter.com/*
https://*.linkedin.com/*

Size: 1.17M

Email: el*****@gmail.com

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Product features and usage: - Extension supports developers to easily debugger value variables when using the "KnockoutJs" library for their html files. With the form showing the removal & data context for the selected dom button in the sidebar of the element pane. - Knockoutjs debugging extension. + Adds an additional sidebar in the element pane of chrome dev tools with knockout context and relevant data for the selected element. Very useful if you have large/nested views. + Very usefull if you got large/nested viewmodels. + Allows adding traces to everything observable/computable. + Allows editing of observables from the dashboard.

So to use the extension, the user's html file must download and use the KnockoutJS library (knockoutjs.com).

MIT license. Tip (based on comments) You can view the content of any observable in the viewmodel in the '$root_toJS' variable.

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