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@devtools-ds/object-inspector

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An emulation of the Chrome and Firefox object inspector, which allows you to view JavaScript objects in the console.

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import { Meta, Description, Title, Canvas, Story, } from "@storybook/addon-docs/blocks"; import { Version } from "@doc-blocks/version"; import { ShieldRow } from "@doc-blocks/shield-row"; import notes from "../../README.md"; import { version } from "../../package.json"; <Meta title="Components/Object Inspector/Overview" parameters={{ notes }} /> <Title>@devtools-ds/object-inspector</Title> --- <ShieldRow> <Version current={version} url="https://github.com/intuit/devtools-ds/tree/master/components/ObjectInspector/CHANGELOG.md" /> </ShieldRow> <Description /> <br /> ## Usage The `ObjectInspector` component displays JavaScript objects in an expandable tree view. <Canvas> <Story id="components-object-inspector-features--basic-usage" /> </Canvas> ### Default Open You can use the `expandLevel` prop to open the inspector to a specific level by default. <Canvas> <Story id="components-object-inspector-features--default-open" /> </Canvas> ### Sorting Keys By default, the inspector mirrors the browser behavior and sorts keys. You can disable this with the sortKeys prop. <Canvas> <Story id="components-object-inspector-features--disable-sorting" /> </Canvas> ### Removing Prototypes Similarly, you can disable object `prototypes` from being included. <Canvas> <Story id="components-object-inspector-features--disable-prototypes" /> </Canvas> ### onSelect You can use the `onSelect` prop to get the `@devtools-ds/object-parser` AST node for the currently selected part of the object. This includes the `parent` of the node so everything should be traversable. <Canvas> <Story id="components-object-inspector-features--on-select-callback" /> </Canvas>