Comment by recroad
1 day ago
I've been using TideWave[1] for the last few months and it has this built-in. It started off as an Elixir/LiveView thing but now they support popular JavaScript frameworks and RoR as well. For those who like this, check it out. It even takes it further and has access to the runtime of your app (not just the browser).
The agent basically is living inside your running app with access to databases, endpoints etc. It's awesome.
Interesting. Does it only work with known frameworks like Next, React etc. or could I use it with my plain Node.js app which produces browser-output?
No, doesn't use work with server-side only apps.
It's a server-side app whose GUI is in the browser, a bit like Electron or what have you.
I guess my question is does Tidewawe only work with a fixed set of known "frameworks" like React and Next, or is it a more general purpose tool for analysing an app based on its source-code and the HTML it produces for the browser?
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