[UPDATE] Phaser Inspector Plugin would be redesign and restructure soon to reborn as a better plugin.
[UPDATE] Phaser Inspector Plugin now support RenderTexture on WebGL.
Phaser Inspector Plugin allows you to inspect your (or someone else) Phaser game.
The plugin is written using Angular.js and ES6, compiled with Babel and Browserify, tested on Phaser 2.1.3 and Phaser 2.4.3 running on Google Chrome Version 45.0.2454.85 (64-bit) on OSX Yosemite.
Working features:
- Display objects tree inspection.
- Display object class guessing.
- Display object name guessing (by looking for
this./name/
in parents). - Text as name for Phaser.Text.
- Display objects non-case-sensitive search by name and class.
- Display object destroy/kill/hide.
- Properties inspection and editting.
- Texture display for sprite/image
- Bounds drawing
- States list and state change
- Floating, resizable and draggable panel
- Panel remember position on page reload
- Close/minimize panel
- Play/Pause button
Upcoming features:
- Transparent/Clickthrough panel
- Sprite/Image load Texture
- Optimize when displaying too many display objects on the tree
Feel free to follow me on twitter @netcell and check out my blog!
Check the example
folder (please run bower install
before that, and serve the folder on a server/localhost) or try that example rightaway on this codepen.
The source is available for download from latest release or by cloning the repository or download the files in build
folder. Alternatively, you can install via:
bower:bower install --save phaser-inspector
NOTE: I have only tested this plugin on Google Chrome so I am not sure how this would perform on other browsers. Also since this plugin is for debugging your game, you should not expect to use it on your mobile devices, meaning remove it (or conditionally not loading it) when deploying to mobile devices.
Simply download the phaser-inspector.js
or phaser-inspector.min.js
script from latest release and include it on your page after including Phaser:
<script src="phaser.js"></script>
<script src="phaser-inspector.js"></script>
In the create
method in your boot state:
game.plugins.add(Phaser.Plugin.Inspector);
Alternatively, when running a game in the browser, you can inject the plugin in the developer console as follow:
var script = document.createElement('script'); script.src = "http://netcell.github.io/phaser-inspector/build/phaser-inspector.js"; document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script); function phaserInspectorInject(){ if (Phaser.Plugin.Inspector) Phaser.GAMES[0].plugins.add(Phaser.Plugin.Inspector); else setTimeout(phaserInspectorInject); } setTimeout(phaserInspectorInject);
Check the example in example
folder to see it in action :)
This content is released under the (http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) MIT License.