Plugins

Vorlon.JS plugins make debugging simple, consistent and are where you will spend the majority of your time while debugging your application.

The Vorlon.JS core includes eleven plugins by default.

Console

View logs and errors for your application.

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Modernizr

View a list of supported and unsupported features.

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DOM Explorer

Inspect the DOM tree and its corresponding styles.

View on GitHub

Object Explorer

Display the living JavaScript variables tree.

View on GitHub

XHR Panel

View XHR calls information sent by your devices.

View on GitHub

ngInspector

Inspect your Angular.js scopes

View on GitHub

Network Monitor

View network activities (XHR & resources loading).

View on GitHub

Resources Explorer

Inspect local resources such as localStorage or cookies.

View on GitHub

Device Information

Gathers remote device rendering information.

View on GitHub

Best Practices

Performs web standards compliance and best practices audits.

View on GitHub

Unit Test Runner

Enable remote unit testing thanks to the power of QUnit

View on GitHub

NodeJS Process

Gathers information and monitor memory usage.

View on GitHub

Express Debugger

View and debug your node.js express-based application.

View on GitHub

Using and Creating Plugins

Vorlon.JS can be extended to include the plugins you need. See the documentation for instructions on installing plugins or creating your own plugin.

How to install pluginsHow to create a plugin