Vue.js devtools
DevTools browser extension for Vue.js
An extension that enables developers to swiftly navigate to error lines within Visual Studio Code.
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This Chrome extension is designed to enhance your development workflow by enabling quick navigation from error messages in your browser to the corresponding file and line in Visual Studio Code.
Consider this scenario: you're working with a large Next.js application in your browser, and you encounter an error—say, a variable is undefined. Next.js will display the error message along with the line number, but finding the correct file among hundreds can be a challenge. This is where Talaria comes in.
When the extension detects an error on the page, it lists it in the popup. You can then click on the error, and the extension will open Visual Studio Code, take you to the correct file, and jump to the line with the error. This feature saves you time and helps you quickly address issues in your code, streamlining your debugging process during local development.
Talaria Client(the chrome extension) needs to work with the server(the vscode extension) which you can download from here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sylvestersarpong.talaria-server
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