Running code snippets from Google Chrome console command line, using (experimental) code snippets feature?
google-chrome, google-chrome-devtools, javascript, javascript-debugger
Solution
Workflow Tip 1
I also want to see this functionality added. Meanwhile, perhaps try opening the `Sources` where (as you know) you can select a snippet and right click it to run it. You may or may not know that you can tap `Esc` on this page in order to show the console at the same time as your snippets:
Workflow Tip 2
The snippets documentation also mentions
The ability to quickly locate a specific file can be essential to a developer's workflow. The DevTools allow you to search across all script, stylesheet and snippet files using the following shortcuts:
`Ctrl + O (Windows, Linux)` `Cmd + O (Mac OSX)`
which will work regardless of the panel you are currently in.
...and...
A keyboard shortcut is also available for easily executing a snippet - just select your snippet then use Ctrl/Cmd + Enter to run it. This replicates the behavior of the Run (>) button - currently in the Sources console, but which will be moving into the debugger control in the near future.
What this means is that while in the console you can press `Ctrl/Cmd+O` to quickly select your snippet, and then press `Cmd/Control+Enter` to run it.
Problem
Reference: Using the new code snippets feature in google chrome I am using the code snippets in google chrome, so say I have a snippet file. check_consistency.js Is there an api or a global object through which we can run the snippet directly from the command line, something like: ``` window.runSnippet('check_consistency.js') ``` or maybe call methods defined in the snippet directly.