Chrome Extension for Forge Dev Tools released

Hi,

we had a lot of struggle with debugging the UI when Forge functions are involved. The biggest pain point was to look in every GraphQL request and expand and scan the full payload to find the call that lead to errors. So I decided to write a chrome extension that automatically filters the requests from the network tab and displays them more readable.
After the tool was highly appreciated for internal usage I decided to make the extension public.

Enjoy

PS: If someone is interested in Firefox I can look into submitting it for FF as well.

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It’s now available for Firefox: Atlassian Forge Dev Tools – Holen Sie sich diese Erweiterung für 🦊 Firefox (de)

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Source code: GitHub - GerroDen/atlassian-forge-dev-tools

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This looks great, I would be interested in a Firefox version!

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Cool, I just have to look into publishing steps to the FF extension marketplace. The app should already work in FF as well. I just might have to tweak it a little.

This looks great, thanks for sharing it!
+1 for the firefox version.

It just got approved on AMO for Firefox

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Another Update:
The extension now also supports custom domains and works with Confluence Cloud.

Hi @lkimmel , the extension looks very interesting. Do you have any plans to open source it for contributions?

It’s actually already open source:

I just had no time to link everything properly together. I will add this information to the extension pages. Firefox publishing process also requires to send them the source code which makes it quite easy to get an approvement.

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Update: I added support to analyze HAR files.

Thank you so much @lkimmel. Will check the source code and would love to contribute to add more features.