ngx-debug

A simple Chrome extension which exposes a subset Angular's debugging APIs in a more concise interface, to make it easier
to quickly check and set component state from the DevTools Console.

When the extension is installed, an object called `ngx` is exposed on the window.

GitHub: https://github.com/benelliott/ngx-debug

| `ngx-debug` method | Angular `ng` equivalent | Description |
| -------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `ngx.c` | `ng.probe($0).componentInstance` | Returns the state of the component currently selected in the Elements panel. |
| `ngx.c$(selector)` | `ng.probe(document.querySelector(selector)).componentInstance` | Returns the state of the first component to match `selector`. |
| `ngx.in(inputName, value)` | No equivalent | Sets the value of the input `inputName` on the currently-selected component to the value `newValue`, then executes a tick. |
| `ngx.in$(selector, inputName, value)` | No equivalent | Sets the value of the input `inputName` on the first component matching `selector` to the value `newValue`, then executes a tick. |
| `ngx.out(outputName, subscribe?)` | No equivalent | Subscribes to changes in the output `outputName` on the currently-selected component, calling `subscribe` on value changes if provided, else logging the value to the console. |
| `ngx.out$(selector, outputName, subscribe?)` | No equivalent | Subscribes to changes in the output `outputName` on the first component matching `selector`, calling `subscribe` on value changes if provided, else logging the value to the console. |