Augury Chrome Extension

Extends the Developer Tools, adding tools for debugging and profiling angular 2.0 applications..

Augury is a google chrome dev tool extension for debugging angular 2 applications.

Treat this as a "developer preview".

-- New in version 1.2.4 * add new support for decorators: @ViewChild, @ViewChildren, @ContentChild, and @ContentChildren.

Now we display these decorators, along with the type selector information, in the UI.

* add proper type information to State panel view.

Instead of displaying "Object", for example, we display the real type of that object, for example "NgModuleLoader".

We do this by retaining the type information across serialization.

(Objects are serialized in the backend and then transmitted to the frontend, and the type information was being lost during this process.

Now it is retained.)

* Refactor the decorator metadata system so that it works for nested objects.

In 1.2.3, if you have a @ViewChild(Foo) reference on your component, and you expand that object in the State view, any @Input() or @Output() decorators on the "Foo" object are now displayed in the UI.

(previously decorator metadata was only generated for toplevel components.)

* resolve display issue that prevented pages containing multiple angular applications from working properly.

Now if you have multiple angular root components on your page, you will be able to see both of them in the "Component Tree" tab.

-- New in version 1.2.3 * add aot compilation section to readme.

* make sure events emitted form augury are run in an NgZone as expected.

-- New in version 1.2.2 * Changes to OnPush components in the state editor are now reflected immediately in the app.

* resolve performance issue due to bug in which json patch library is not able to compare undefined values.

* Resolve issue where some es6 shims conflict with Augury (asana.com).

* Router tree now supports lazy loaded modules.

* $a is now defined as a warning message in the extension context.

-- New in version 1.2.0 * Augury now inspects applications built on Angular 2.0.0; we no longer support debugging applications built with rc.6 and earlier, though augury may still work to a limited extent with such applications.

* The Injector Graph and the Router Tree have been polished and refined.

* Augury now filters normal html elements out of the Injector Graph.

* You can now navigate the Component Tree with your keyboard.

-- New in version 1.1.3 * resolve another endless-flicker issue caused by providers with undefined keys -- New in version 1.1.2 * Resolve a bu