I'm building an Electron application and I would like to inspect specific UI elements. I have the Chrome dev tools open for development, but what I want is to be able to right-click a UI element and choose "Inspect Element" like I can in Google Chrome. Currently, right-clicking doesn't do anything in my boilerplate Electron app. How can I enable this?
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Try this:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/electron-context-menu
It adds
inspect element
,copy
andpaste
.Electron has a built-in function called win.inspectElement(x, y).
Including this function as an option in a right-click context menu is possible by creating an Electron
Menu
with aMenuItem
. Call the following in the client (aka renderer process) Javascript: