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react-dev-inspector is the tool for seamlessly code navigation from browser to IDE.
With just a simple click, you can jump from a React component on the browser to its source code in your local IDE instantly.
Think of it as a more advanced version of Chrome's Inspector.
You've got to fix some bugs in your team's project, but you have no idea where the heck page/component's code is located.
You're eager to dive into an open-source project that interests you, but it's hard to find where the code for the page/component is implemented.
You may thinking about a component and want to quickly peek at its code, but don't want to memorize or manually expand those never-ending deep file paths.
That's exactly why react-dev-inspector was created.
Quick Look
Just check out this demo below and you'll get it in a snap.
Here is the working pipeline of react-dev-inspector:
0. Inject JSX Source
The compiler's plugin
records source path info into React components during development stage.
Note: The 0 of Part.0 implies that this section is generally OPTIONAL.
Most React frameworks offer this feature out-of-the-box,
which means you usually don't need to manually configure it additionally.
1. Inspector Component
The react-dev-inspector provide a <Inspector/> component to reads the source info,
and sends it to the dev-server when you inspect elements on browser.
2. Dev Server Middleware
The react-dev-inspector provide some middlewares for dev-server in most frameworks to receives source path info from API,
then call your local IDE/Editor to open the source file.