ember-cli-remote-inspector
                                
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                        Lets you inspect apps running on different devices/browsers over the network using websockets.
ember-cli-remote-inspector
Lets you inspect apps running on different devices/browsers over the network using websockets.
Usage
- npm install --save-dev ember-cli-remote-inspector
- Run ember servefrom your project root.
- Visit localhost:30820to open up the inspector
- Visit localhost:4200from another browser.
- Magic.

Options
You can set these options in your config/environment, eg. ENV.remoteDebug = true;
- remoteDebug(bool) Enable/disable remote debugging. Defaults to true in development.
- remoteDebugHostWhat host should the inspector run on. This hostname/ip should be accessible over the network. Defaults to localhost.
- remoteDebugPortWhat port should the inspector run on. Default: 30820.
- remoteDebugSchemeWhat scheme should be used to load ember-debug and connect to the inspector from your app. Defaults to an empty string which means protocol-relative URLs will be used.
Credits
Much love goes out to @teddyzeenny and the other people working on the ember inspector for making this an easy job. Also credits to @rwjblue and @stefanpenner for ember-cli (addons).
Changelog
- 0.1.0
- Updated Ember Inspector to 1.8.0
- Added acceptance tests
- Listed Express as a dependency
 
- 0.0.2 - Support for remoteDebugScheme(defaults to "")
- 0.0.1 - Initial release