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emberjs / ember-inspector

Adds an Ember tab to the browser's Developer Tools that allows you to inspect Ember objects in your application.
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Inspect USB devices running an Ember app #164

Closed Samsinite closed 8 years ago

Samsinite commented 10 years ago

Any idea why the ember inspector is unable to identify an ember app when debugging a USB device using chrome://inspect/#devices? Is this a chrome inspector limitation?

jdjkelly commented 10 years ago

I will be able to look at this later today - I've been debugging stuff on mobile in a similar way recently.

Samsinite commented 10 years ago

Cool I can't really complain, the ember-inspector is already awesome! That, and chrome on the desktop is so close to the same since I'm using Crosswalk with cordova :).

jdjkelly commented 10 years ago

So I can confirm this.

Device: Nexus 5/4.4.2 Chrome 35.0

Test site: http://discuss.emberjs.com

Process: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/remote-debugging

However, the AngularJS extension is also non-functional. I tried debugging beta.virginamerica.com and it couldn't identify the Angular app. So maybe this is a sandboxing restriction of Chrome Extensions + remote debugging at the moment?

stefanpenner commented 10 years ago

I recommend opening a chrome devtools issue

vitch commented 10 years ago

Did anyone open a devtools issue about this? I'd be happy to but I'm not familiar with how the inspector works under the hood so I'm not sure why it doesn't work when remote debugging...

teddyzeenny commented 9 years ago

You can now use the Ember Inspector on any device if you are using ember-cli with https://github.com/joostdevries/ember-cli-remote-inspector