Hi!
It is my understanding, that source maps were invented to address the problem with minimized/obfuscated code which is almost impossible to read. However, for some peculiar reason, the most popular editor for JS - VSCode - cannot show the original code being referenced by source maps.
I've finished my research on appropriate extensions for this. And this one seems to do the thing, in comparison to the others, that also have "source map" in their titles but doing some random rubbish instead of just showing the code.
I think this extension was created to debug source map creation, and that is a good thing to do.
However, I would like to just view the source, w/o any colorification, especially this insane one :)
So is there a way to view the original file?
Hi!
It is my understanding, that source maps were invented to address the problem with minimized/obfuscated code which is almost impossible to read. However, for some peculiar reason, the most popular editor for JS - VSCode - cannot show the original code being referenced by source maps.
I've finished my research on appropriate extensions for this. And this one seems to do the thing, in comparison to the others, that also have "source map" in their titles but doing some random rubbish instead of just showing the code.
I think this extension was created to debug source map creation, and that is a good thing to do.
However, I would like to just view the source, w/o any colorification, especially this insane one :)
So is there a way to view the original file?