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san-devtools

v3.1.7

Published

Development tools for debugging San.

Downloads

27

Readme

It is exists both as a browser extension and as a common line tool(works with other environments including Safari, IE, San Native and Electron.)

🎉 Features

  • Provide local server command, support remote debugging.
  • Built in Chrome Devtools for remote debug mobile page.
  • Provide Chrome Extension.
  • Support San Native debugging (waiting for release).

📦 Installation

standalone

The standalone version exists as a command line tool, and install from NPM or Yarn.

npm i -g san-devtools 
# OR
yarn global add san-devtools

chrome extension

Get the Chrome Extension

OR

Navigate to chrome://extensions in Chrome/Chromium to load the unpacked extension from dist directory.

🤝 Quick Start

standalone

First: Start debugging server, and will auto open the remote inspector.

sand # short for san-devtools
# OR
san-devtools

Second: Add ws-backend.js to the top of the debugging page(before san.js).

Third: Open the debugging page, and inspector page will auto connected.

chrome extension

Open the debugging page and san-devtools plugin will show the San version, then open the chrome devtool and will see the San tab.

sand options

  • --open, -o: Open browser when server start(default: true)
  • --port, -p: Port to use (default: 8899)
  • --address, -a: Address to use
  • --version, -v: Show version number
  • --help, -h: Show help

🍻 Companions

☀️ License

MIT