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Monitors network requests and displays DataDog events in DevTools. Display events sent to DataDog in familiar UI of the DevTools Network panel. Testing DataDog API calls isn't the most pleasant thing you do at work. The SDK client batches and compresses its payload (for good reasons!), so to find out if your event was sent, you need to search through all requests, and manually, decompress, split, and finally format each message as JSON. Or log payloads before sending - which is simple, but not convenient. Thanks to the power of LLMs and endless hours spent on writing CSS to make the UI look like native tab in DevTools, you can enjoy your work again.
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