Unqlock

Unqlock helps Unqork developers recognize components, make room in the builder, identify environments and debug application behavior. COMPONENT APPEARANCE • Recognize 54 supported component types and your custom components, colored by role: inputs, layout, grids, logic and more, with distinct icons. • Turn on Compact components for shorter rows, smaller icon tiles and inline type badges. • Arrange canvas rows: place the icon, property ID, type badge, dependency count and actions menu on the left, in the middle or on the right. • Show each component's label after its property ID on the canvas, always or only when it differs from the ID. • Make panels, field groups and other containers stand out with spacing, tinted headers, guide lines, depth shading, pinned headers and end markers. • Pick your own foreground and background color for each group, separately for light and dark themes. Customize icon colors, icon backgrounds, sidebar names and canvas type labels. • Enable subtle accents, full backgrounds or colored borders; dependency counts and row menus follow the row’s colors. • Keep the canvas search field open and show sort modes (Default, By Type, Alphabetical) as switches instead of a dropdown. • Control sidebar and canvas styling independently, following the builder’s light or dark appearance. BUILDER PANELS • Control Build Agent, Explore, Component tray (including Outline) and Properties independently. • Keep Unqork defaults, start a module visit with a panel collapsed, or keep it always collapsed. • Locked expand controls explain how to enable the panel again. • Use native sizing, set a custom default width, or remember the last width you chose by dragging or keyboard resizing. • Capture an open panel’s current width, reset one panel or reset all four. • Keep Unqork's navigation tab bar, show full tab names over several lines, collapse it until the header is hovered, or hide it and keep only the current tab with its module named in the toolbar. ENVIRONMENT TOOLS • Show an optional environment label in the floating badge. Unrecognized hosts stay UNKNOWN until mapped. • Organize visited Unqork hostnames into editable groups, or disable automatic discovery. • Open the same path on another environment in the current group. • Optionally block Unqlock’s Data and Execute tools in production while keeping Inspect available. DEBUG TOOLS • Inspect: log submission and available cache data to the page’s DevTools Console. • Data: add, update or remove in-memory submission properties using Text, Number or JSON values. • Execute: run a component by its exact key. • Review an inline confirmation before changing data or executing a component. Production actions are called out explicitly. • Detach dev overlay (optional): open Unqork's SSE Debugger drawer in its own window, with every control working and the builder still in view. YOUR WORKSPACE • Open the menu from the browser toolbar or floating Unqlock launcher. • The home menu shows the current environment with switch links, quick styling and compact switches, and one-click page data logging. • Pin the launcher to any corner or drag it anywhere on the page, show its environment label, or hide it. • Back up or share settings as JSON: copy or download an export, then paste or choose a file to import only the sections you want. • Preferences save locally and persist across browser restarts. COMPATIBILITY Appearance and panel controls support the modern Unqork Config builder on HTTPS Unqork subdomains. Compact styling and row layout also apply to custom components with a compatible header, and container options apply to any collapsible canvas component. The legacy canvas view is styled too, with the property ID shown muted beside the type; components drawn as previews keep their group's accent, background and border. Logic view and UI preview are outside the supported appearance scope. Debug tools require a compatible Angular-based Unqork application page. Native panel limits and available space constrain widths. PRIVACY AND SAFETY Preferences, panel widths and saved hostname groups remain in browser-local storage. Automatic discovery records hostnames only, not paths, queries or module content. Settings exports go only to your clipboard or a file you save. Unqlock does not collect analytics or transmit page data to developer-operated servers. Debug tools use active-tab access from the toolbar. From the floating launcher, they request optional access to that hostname when enabled. Automatic badges on saved custom domains also require optional site access, and so does the Detach dev overlay option in Debug tools, which requests access to unqork.io sites when turned on and gives it back when turned off. Declining leaves other settings usable. Logged data may contain sensitive information. Property edits affect in-memory data; executed components may save data or call external integrations. Environment-switch links preserve the URL path, query and fragment. Production safeguards apply to Unqlock actions, not the application’s own controls. Unqlock is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Unqork.