Cube Explorer is a powerful Chrome DevTools extension designed for developers working with Cube.js analytics APIs. It provides…
Users
10
−34 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
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#192K
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Version
0.5.1
updated 30 Nov 2025
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monthly, 15 months
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About Cube Explorer
Cube Explorer is a powerful Chrome DevTools extension designed for developers working with Cube.js analytics APIs. It provides real-time monitoring, debugging, and analysis capabilities for all your Cube.js queries.
🔍 KEY FEATURES:
- Real-time request monitoring - Capture all Cube.js API requests automatically
- Query analysis - Inspect measures, dimensions, filters, and time dimensions
- Response viewer - View query results, annotations, and error messages
- Performance tracking - Monitor query execution times and identify bottlenecks
- Advanced filtering - Search through captured requests to find specific queries
- Multi-URL support - Monitor multiple Cube.js endpoints simultaneously
- Dark mode support - Comfortable viewing in any lighting condition
📊 PERFECT FOR:
- Debugging Cube.js queries during development
- Analyzing query performance and optimization opportunities
- Understanding complex filter logic and time dimensions
- Troubleshooting API errors and response issues
- Learning how different query combinations affect results
🚀 HOW TO USE:
1. Install the extension
2. Open Chrome DevTools (F12)
3. Navigate to the "Cube Explorer" tab
4. Start making requests to your Cube.js API
5. Click on any request to view detailed information
The extension automatically captures requests to the default Cube.js endpoint (http://localhost:4000/cubejs-api/v1), but you can add custom URLs in the settings panel.
No data is sent to external servers - all analysis happens locally in your browser.