Next.js Data Viewer

Next.js Data Explorer

Explore and search Next.js application data with advanced tree view and JSON analysis Use to search the sitecore layout data in easy way

SSR Differ DevTools

Helps to find the difference between SSR and client rendered content Сompare your ssr html with client side 🥂 - Select request with ssr - Fill "Root selector", between which will be compared - Click "Find and compare'

Next.js Detector

Comprehensive Next.js detection tool - detects version, router type, features, deployment platform, and more. A lightweight Chrome extension that instantly detects if a webpage is built with Next.js framework. Next.js Detector is a lightweight Chrome extension that helps developers quickly identify whether a webpage is built using the popular Next.js framework. By analyzing the page's source code, this extension checks for Next.js-specific patterns and provides comprehensive insights about the Next.js implementation. • Instant Detection: Automatically detects if the current webpage is powered by Next.js • Router Type Detection: Identifies whether the site uses Pages Router or App Router • Version Detection: Shows the Next.js version being used • Build Information: Displays build ID and timestamp • Feature Detection: Detects Image Optimization, Font Optimization, API Routes, Server/Client Components, and Middleware • Statistics: Shows usage counts for Next.js features (images, links, scripts, API routes) • Deployment Detection: Identifies deployment platforms (Vercel, Netlify, etc.) • Environment Detection: Distinguishes between development and production environments • Copy to Clipboard: Export all detection data as JSON for further analysis • Simple Interface: Displays results in a clean, modern, and easy-to-read popup • Lightweight and Fast: Minimal impact on browser performance 1. Click the extension icon while browsing any webpage 2. The extension automatically analyzes the page's source code 3. View comprehensive information about the Next.js implementation, including: - Router type (Pages Router vs App Router) - Next.js version - Build information - Features in use - Statistics and usage counts - Deployment platform - Environment details • Quick Identification: Instantly identify Next.js-powered websites for debugging or learning purposes • Technology Stack Analysis: Gain insights into the technology stack of any webpage • Development Workflow: Understand how Next.js is implemented in real-world applications • Learning Tool: Discover Next.js features and patterns used across different websites • Debugging: Quickly check Next.js version and configuration when troubleshooting • Save Time: No need to manually inspect page source, network requests, or browser DevTools • Learn and Explore: Discover how Next.js is used in real-world applications • Comprehensive Analysis: Get detailed information about Next.js implementation beyond simple detection • Developer-Friendly: A must-have tool for developers working with Next.js or exploring web technologies • Lightweight: Minimal resource usage with no impact on browsing speed • Free and Open Source: Completely free to use The extension analyzes multiple indicators to detect Next.js: - __NEXT_DATA__ object (Pages Router) - /_next/static/ assets (App Router) - Next.js meta tags and data attributes - Script and link tags with Next.js patterns Next.js Detector operates entirely locally in your browser. It does not: - Collect or transmit any data - Track your browsing habits - Require internet connectivity (after installation) - Store any information All analysis is performed on the client-side, ensuring complete privacy and security. 1. Click "Add to Chrome" on the Chrome Web Store 2. Confirm the installation 3. Start detecting Next.js websites immediately!

React code finder

Chrome extension for React Developer Activate the extension in your development environment and [right-click] to find and modify the component's source code right away! ## Intro React Code Finder is a powerful development tool extension designed for Chrome. This extension aims to help React developers inspect, interpret, and edit code more efficiently and swiftly right from the web browser. ## Features - Code Tracking: Just by pointing your mouse, you can track any React component on your web page. This tool will highlight the exact location of the source code file, down to the specific line and column of the component. - Live Code Editing: An editor built into the dev tools panel allows for instant code alterations. You can apply the code changes directly within your browser, eliminating the need for a separate text editor or IDE. ## Who Will Benefit React Code Finder is incredibly useful for: - Developers who are working with web development using React - Developers who want to quickly locate parts of their code - Developers who wish to edit code in real-time and see the changes within the web browser ## Install Adding React Code Finder to Chrome is simple. Just head over to the Chrome Web Store and click on the 'Add to Chrome' button. The extension will then be ready for use. ## How to Use In order to get the most out of React Code Finder, you'll need a command-line interface (CLI). Here are the steps: 1. Install the CLI: Run the command `npx react-code-finder-server` to execute the necessary CLI for React Code Finder. (If you want to use specific port, add -p flag. ex. `-p 8080`) 2. Launch React Code Finder: Once you have the CLI running, you can launch React Code Finder via your Chrome browser. 3. Start Navigating and Editing: Navigate to the web page you wish to inspect. Now you can start tracking and directly editing the React components using the dev tools panel editor. With React Code Finder, I aim to facilitate a smoother and more efficient development process. Experience a more productive development environment with React Code Finder today! Does not work with React server components (RSC). This extension works based on cross-references between state node(HTMLElement) and ReactElement. 2.2.0 (2024.10.16) - New: Added auto on/off feature: react-code-finder is now automatically enabled/disabled when you open or close it in devtools. - Added the ability to open the IDE even if the react-code-finder-server is not running. Preferred IDE can be modified on the options page (default: vscode) 2.1.0 - Fixed bug with 2 or more react rootFIber conflicts - Added a viewer to see the props of the current source