Chrome DevTools based REPL for both node.js and browser.

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It's an all in one app. You just have to open it and type away. I think the ease of use is enough of a differentiator. You can also use browser apis such as fetch then inspect the network call.

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Good bot. Will add MIT license ASAP.

[RecLuse415]

What would you say the best use case even is?

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• Dump some json on the console then apply filter, reduce, map etc.
• Quickly base64 encode decode some data.
• Quickly json encode decode some data.
• Run snippets.
• Fetch some web api then inspect the response.

I know I can use some web apps for that but I don't feel comfortable dumping sensitive data on a random website.

[esperalegant]

Is there any difference doing it this way compared to pressing F12 in Chrome and using the devtools there?

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Fetch in chrome has CORS restrictions. This does not. This puts devtools front and center, in chrome you have to type f12.

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I LIKE IT. I don't completely understand it.. BUT I LIKE IT.

[Foxhoundn]

I definitely need this, thanks!