Devtools Autosave
I have always wanted to do lived edits in CSS with Google Chromes Inspect Element Tool.
I have scavenged the internet multiple times looking for a tool like this over the years but until now I couldn’t find it.
Devtools Autosave works just like I would want it to. It uses the Node.js server which I have worked with and I honestly never had a problem using Node.js and I think it’s a great platform for Google Chrome!
Anyways I just found Devtools Autosave out and I’ve been looking for years for something like this..
It truly is a great tool for Web Designers.
I had to do a couple things for it to work though that the tutorial here doesn’t cover.
1.) At the end I couldn’t get the program to run by typing in
” chrome-devtools-autosave-server/index.js “
I had to type this in instead:
” node “%HOMEPATH%\AppData\Roaming\npm-cache\autosave\1.0.3\package\index.js” “
2.) Oh and you also need to make sure you get the latest version on autosave here:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/devtools-autosave/mlejngncgiocofkcbnnpaieapabmanfl?hl=en
3.) And make sure you run CMD as an administrator or it’s not going to work for you!
Related articles
- 5 (More) Useful Chrome DevTools Tips for Developers (hongkiat.com)
- Using Your Terminal From The DevTools – HTML5 Rocks (html5rocks.com)
- How Node.js is Going to Replace JavaScript. (medium.com)
- Training : Node.JS (stephenhaunts.com)
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