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Salesforce Debug Log Beautifier

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Transform and manage Salesforce debug logs with syntax highlighting, JSON formatting, error analysis, and anonymous Apex. Debug Salesforce the way it should be. If you've ever squinted at raw debug logs trying to figure out what's actually happening, you know the pain. This extension fixes that. Your logs get syntax highlighting, JSON formatting, and instant error extraction. No more scrolling through thousands of lines looking for that one error message. Or deploy the Console class (saves typing): ```apex Console.log(accounts); Console.log('Top Accounts', accounts); // with a label ``` The Console class is just a wrapper around JSON.serializePretty() - pick whichever you prefer. Hit Alt+Shift+D (Option+Shift+D on Mac) to open the dashboard. You'll see: • Syntax highlighting that actually helps • Errors pulled out and shown at the top • Clean stack traces • Governor limits as progress bars • Search that works • Turn on debugging for any user • Search by name or username • Build custom debug levels • Set how long they last (15 min to 24 hours) • See what's active and when it expires • Delete old logs in bulk Write and run code right from the extension: • Save code blocks you use often • Run them with one click • See the full output • Search your saved snippets See where you are vs. the limits: Just there when you need it. Works on production, sandboxes, scratch orgs - whatever you've got. Handles all the different Salesforce domains automatically. • Dark and light modes • Works on any screen size • Keyboard shortcuts (Alt+Shift+D / Option+Shift+D) • Search in raw API responses • Copy responses to clipboard • Clear everything with one click 1. Install from Chrome Web Store 2. Go to any Salesforce org 3. Click the extension icon, generate a token 4. Open the dashboard (Alt+Shift+D) 5. Use JSON.serializePretty() or deploy the Console class Example with JSON.serializePretty(): ```apex List accounts = [SELECT Id, Name FROM Account LIMIT 5]; System.debug(JSON.serializePretty(accounts)); ``` With Console class: ```apex Console.log('My Accounts', accounts); ``` That's it. Your logs show up formatted and easy to read. It's just vanilla JavaScript. No dependencies, no build tools, no bloat. Runs in your browser, follows Chrome's best practices. The whole point is to respect your workflow. Logs stay cached when you switch tabs. Theme preference is saved. Debug levels work across orgs once you create them. 👥 WHO IT'S FOR Developers debugging Apex, architects tracking performance, admins fixing integrations, QA investigating failures, consultants juggling multiple orgs. If you work with Salesforce debug logs, this helps. 🔒 YOUR DATA Everything stays in your browser. The extension talks directly to Salesforce APIs using your session. Nothing gets sent anywhere else. No tracking, no analytics, no external servers. Regular updates, bug fixes, new features. Open to suggestions. The goal is simple: make debugging easier without making the tool complicated. Version 2.3.0 | Made for Salesforce Professionals

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