A Node.js library for inspecting objects during development using tmux popups and jless.

$ npm install --save-dev tmux-inspect

• tmux (duh)
• jless

import { tmuxJsonPopup } from "tmux-inspect"

const data = await fetchData()
tmuxJsonPopup(data)

When the code executes, a tmux popup opens displaying data in a scrollable, formatted UI powered by jless.

Opens a tmux popup window displaying the given object using jless. The object is serialized to JSON with JSON.serialize. Note that this call blocks program execution until the popup is closed.

Opens a new tmux window displaying the given object using jless. The object is serialized to JSON with JSON.serialize.

Similar to tmuxJsonPopup, but opening of the popup is deferred to process exit. Multiple calls to this function will collect all objects and display them together in a single popup when the process terminates.

Similar to tmuxJsonWindow, but opening of the window is deferred to process exit. Multiple calls to this function will collect all objects and display them together in a single popup when the process terminates.

Opens a tmux popup window displaying the object using Node.js's util.inspect().

Useful for inspecting objects that contain values that cannot be serialized to JSON.

Opens a new tmux window displaying the object using Node.js's util.inspect().

Adds the object to a collection that will be displayed in a new window using util.inspect() when the process exits.

Adds the object to a collection that will be displayed in a popup using util.inspect() when the process exits.

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