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cc @paulirish can we hook into the network tab somehow and add data there?
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also cc @fitzgen
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There aren't any extension hooks for that sort of thing. We have some
extension hooks on the console side, but nothing in network.
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I don't believe we have any extension points for this either, although @victorporof or @canuckistani would know for sure.
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No official add-on support for the netmonitor yet, although it's definitely possible in Firefox.
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I know many frameworks use some form of server mocking for testing or server-less development (e.g. $httpBackend). Being able to have the network pane reflect these would be great, even as an opt-in.
How do we make this a thing?
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Oh man, this would make my life easier.
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I think the only path forward at this point would be to create a Chrome/Firefox Dev Tools extension to surface this info. Or settle for console logging.
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There are hooks now for handledRequest
, unhandledRequest
, and erroredRequest
and @fivetanley says he's working on a Chrome addon, but I'd still rather have the native network inspectors be pluggable. Any idea how we make progress on this/where we should post an issue?
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I've just opened a PR #24 which adds response text and status to the requestHandled hook. Logging that to the console is enough to cover 99% of my cases.
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Looks like there are enough hooks to handle this, but probably by adding features to other existing debug tools, not the built in ones.
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