An extension to the Chrome DevTools for inspecting Pixi.js games/applications.

Install (Pixi Inspector from the Chrome Web Store)[https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pixi-inspector/aamddddknhcagpehecnhphigffljadon]

• Shows the scene graph
• View and edit the properties of the selected node
• The selected node is available in the Console as $pixi
• Highlight (the bounds of) the node on hover
• Right click(Right click + Alt for mobile) on the canvas to select the node at that position.
• Use shielded symbols("") for set value null or NaN or undefined otherwise will be set "null" or "NaN" or "undefined" like string. Example use "\null" => null, "\NaN" => NaN, "\undefined" => undefined

• git clone [email protected]:bfanger/pixi-inspector.git
• cd pixi-inspector
• npm install
• npm run build
• Go to chrome://extensions/, click load unpacked extension... and browse to the build folder.

Run npm run dev and open http://localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/tests/ (or http://localhost:8080/tests/)

This loads the pixi-inspector into the same page as an example PIXI scene, which makes debugging easier. However in the chrome-extension environment, you don't have direct access to the PIXI object or console.log (The injected pixi.inspector.js is the exception) Use the AsyncInspector service to interact with the inspected page from the panel.

Run npm run build:watch and load the unpacked extension from the build folder. To ensure the latest code is running, refresh the extensions page, close devtools, refresh the page and reopen devtools.

Run DEBUG_DEVTOOLS_RX=1 npm run build:watch to debug the communication between the differrent processen.