TagCommander Inspector (Unofficial)

TagCommander Inspector (Unofficial) ==================================== Inspect Commanders Act TagCommander deployments — on client sites AND on the admin platform — without leaving the browser. Perfect for integrators, developers and consultants working with Commanders Act. ⚙️ Main Features ───────────────── 🔎 QA sidebar on any site running TagCommander • Live tc_vars table — only populated variables, with filter to hide empty ones • Fired tags history grouped by page (clickable to open the tag in the platform) • tC.event / cact() history with parameters • Container metadata (name, version, generation date, IDS, IDTC) — clickable to open in the admin platform • Theme dark/light, draggable left/right, history persisted per domain 🧠 Tag firing scenario on the Commanders Act admin platform • New "View firing scenario" button on every tag edit page • Resolves and displays in one panel: – Every trigger linked to the tag (with the tC.event.<name> hook for custom triggers) – Every perimeter (with its full expression) – Every constraint (with its full expression, including OR-trick reconstructions) – Every internal variable referenced — with its full IIFE/initiator definition pulled from the deployed JS ⓘ Inline variable preview on tag mapping forms • Small info icon next to each mapping that uses tC.internalvars.X • Hover → instant popover with the variable's actual code body 🚀 Performance & UX ────────────────────── • Reads the iframe DOM directly for the firing scenario — usually 0 API calls • Pre-fetches in the background so the modal opens instantly on hover • Lightweight: no external libraries, no analytics, no telemetry 🆕 What's new in v4.0 ────────────────────── • Tag firing scenario panel on the Commanders Act admin platform • Inline preview of internal variable definitions on mapping forms • Clickable container & tag links in the QA sidebar (opens directly in the platform) • Cleaner branding and full rewrite of the popup ** Extension not affiliated with, endorsed by, or supported by Commanders Act. **