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Rachit Gulati

JSconsole — Load external JS libraries in your favorite console

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Rachit Gulati
Hey, PH-ers! "JSconsole" is a chrome extension that I made out of my own need to have a way to quickly load external JS libraries directly inside my developer console. I have a problem with my developer console (⌘ + ⌥ + i on Mac or Ctrl + Shift + i on windows || Linux). It’s very smart and has a lot of built-in features but one thing that is missing is it can’t load the other libraries directly inside it. For example what if I want jQuery, Lodash, Moment etc in my current working console context? - Load any library by name or URL with the latest version. - Search any library just by name. - Clear your console directly. and much more! You can also contribute on Github: https://github.com/jsconsole Hope this app help others save time and do some really cool js experiments within your developer console. Very excited to read suggestions, comments, feature requests :)
Rachit Gulati
@theharshin Yes and even you don't need to search it anywhere :) Get it directly in your developer console :)
Seth Kerr
As someone getting their feet wet with both front end and backend JS, this is perfect. I'll come back and update once I can use it and have some good feedback. 😸🤓
Rachit Gulati
@thesethkerr sure. Please do share your feedback directly in your console :)
Amit Agarwal
Good stuff. Still struggling to get this working on my machine but am sure this is useful.
Rachit Gulati
@labnol Can you elaborate your problem? Hopefully, I will be able to help you. You just need to open chrome developer console and type `js.doc` to get it started :)
Rachit Gulati
@labnol Great :) !!!!
kushagra gour
This is so nice! I specially like the API and the experience inside the console. Well done Rachit 👌
Rachit Gulati
@chinchang457 Thanks :). Somewhat inspired from your lovely WebMaker :)