ember-console-utils | super handy utilities

ember-console-utils is a JavaScript library. ember-console-utils has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can install using 'npm i ember-console-utils' or download it from GitHub, npm.

These are some super handy utilities for quickly getting the view, controller, or model for an inspected element in modern browsers. Has only been tested in Chrome/Safari currently. There is a little known (from my experience) feature that when you right-click an element in your browser and choose "Inspect Element" that a reference to that element is injected into the console's scope. You can access the inspected element as $0. There is also a history kept, so $1, $2, etc. also can be used. When you include ember-console-utils in your app (which should probably only be done during development), you can quickly inspect any element and call $0.view() to walk up the DOM tree and find the nearest Ember view. There are also $0.controller(), $0.template(), and $0.model() methods.