Exploring functions in the Chrome Dev tools
Edit: an easier way is console.dir(fn). Thanks to @ELV1S on Twitter.
If you have a function with properties directly on it, logging it directly in the Chrome dev tools console will do toString and you'll just see its source:
However, if you wrap it in an object, then you can use get disclosure triangle that allows you to explore all of it's properties:
Much better!
Written by Stuart Knightley
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Awesome job! I can't wait to try putting it to use!
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