Click on any React component in the browser to open its code in your code editor. Locator is an open-source browser extension that speeds up your daily React development. locatorjs.com/

Launching Babli private beta! Translate webs/apps to any language using GPT4o and manage app keys. GPT4 gives much better results than Google Translate or DeepL, and translation is cheaper and faster than sending them to human translators. Works with formats like JSON, YAML, or ARB, and languages like JS/TS, PHP, Ruby, etc.

Just released a huge bundle of new stuff - Right-click to see parent components. - Copy relative path to clipboard. - Changed outline colors, now blue for element, purple for component. - Margin/Padding colors are more similar to DevTools - And many bugfixes

This week we hit 1k ⭐️ on GitHub 🚀

Anyone good with Rust and using @LocatorJS ? github.com/infi-pc/locatorjs…

New version just released: - it works now inside ShadowDOM - highlight margins and paddings small UI fixes

New project alert 🚀! Problem to solve: Juggling multiple terminals to run scripts from package.json files in bigger JS projects. Solution: Run and manage multiple scripts from a nice terminal runner. First release in a few days! 🎉

Working on this new project - it’s based on @LocatorJS, but it is a full visual editor that sits hidden on localhost and shows when needed, and you can quickly edit anything visual without even going to the code.

🎉 We just hit 10k downloads on Chrome Web Store. Thank you for all your support!

No more searching through whole React app to find the component responsible for rendering the UI. @LocatorJS is one of the best Chrome extensions I've installed in a while. locatorjs.com/

Problem: In React, it's often tricky to hunt down the component that's rendering a piece of UI. Solution: LocatorJS (A Chrome plugin) I've been using it for the last week. It's 🔥.

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Interesting tool of the week: locatorjs.com/ by @_michaelmusil We like: Highlights React components in your browser so you can click to go directly to their source code. Use as a dependency or as a browser extension (all browsers supported)

361 ⭐️ LocatorJS locates a component's code in your IDE with a click. @_MichaelMusil star-history.com/#infi-pc/lo… github.com/infi-pc/locatorjs #starhistory #GitHub #OpenSource via @StarHistoryHQ

Use LocatorJS to click on any part of UI displayed in the browser to open its code in your IDE. Works for React, Preact, Solid, Vue and Svelte and almost all modern browsers. LocatorJS: locatorjs.com/ #javascript #reactjs #webdevelopment

#LocatorJS can speed up web development by helping developers find things faster and optimizing their workflow. locatorjs.com/

Check out this devtool! 🔥 LocatorJS 🚀 #webdevelopment #programming #devtools blog.dayrakiarts.com/posts/l…

🔍 Browser extension in @ChromeDevTools and library can open #UI component code in an IDE with a click. It is made for @reactjs @preactjs @solid_js @vuejs @sveltejs. Featured in @tldrnewsletter (tldr.tech/tech/newsletter/20…) locatorjs.com

Big release with a lot of small things - Button to temporarily disable Locator per project - RegEx to transform the final link - good for those using WSL or Docker - Hiding intro panel (lib) - Removed all analytics in Popup window (extension) Extension v1.2.4 Libs v0.2.0

A Chrome extension that locates your components in VSCode. It just magically works, using it extensively for a couple of days now and I love it. locatorjs.com/