Introducing Browser: An automatically maintained object browser.
After hearing that the built-in object browser isn’t maintained any longer, I’ve always wanted to make my own object browser, and now I’ve finally gone ahead and done that!
See Everything, no matter the context level
Tired of Roblox hiding RobloxScriptSecurity members from the Developer Hub? No longer! Browser doesn’t hide anything!
Easily tell if an object or member is deprecated
Browser automatically strikes out members which are deprecated, making it super easy to detect if a member/instance is not intended for use, as well as that, you can also view the context of any Instance just by clicking on it
Get Browser:
Attributions:
Uses Clonetrooper’s Client Tracker to fetch the API Dump
This is perfect, thanks so much! I considered making one of these, but I got lazy and ended up using Anaminus’ dump site. This is now living with my properties window, which is also great.
Do you think your search could be updated to ignore case? If I’m looking for the “Player” class, for example, I need to include a capital “P,” otherwise it’s not shown.
Also, when viewing an item in the browser, I think it’d be helpful to make the entire top bar (where the class name is displayed) the back button. Having to click exactly on the back arrow itself is a little irritating.
Possibly the most useful plug-in I’ve installed in the past year or 2… I got to where I leave the developer hub open on another screen so I can look up arguments/event names before-hand… This is going to make that much easier…
Fixed the bug that made the Open Wiki button not work, this was due to me running a different plugin that puts it’s own plugin in shared (this should really be fixed)
Added a small modification to the API Dump Module that allows me to add custom members, currently only used for InternalSyncService and InternalSyncItem, which can already be viewed in the Studio Object Browser.
(btw if anyone knows the security/threadsafety of the InternalSyncItem objects I’d love to know that)
It would be nice if properties, methods and events were sorted, like in the wiki where properties are at the top, methods in the middle, and events at the bottom. An option to hide RobloxScriptSecurity, or an orange background & sort them last in their section would also be amazing. I was using sleitnick’s Roblox DevHub Search Chrome Extension, but this being within Studio is a million times more convenient!
I need to get it already. It’s really good.