Adobe UXP Developer Tool
UDT can help you manage, build and test your plugins more efficiently.
Assuming that you already have successfully installed UDT and created your first plugin using it, let's deep-dive into other capabilities it offers.
Side pane
The side pane lets you view some basic settings within UDT.
Connected apps
The left pane shows UXP-powered applications that are "connected" to the tool. UDT can only load plugins into applications that are up and running. As soon as you start or launch the apps you should be able to see them under 'Connected Applications'.
If for some reason you don't; it means UDT is unable to connect to the app. Make sure you're running a version that supports UXP.
Preferences
Update your preferences, should you need to change the Service Port, which UDT uses to communicate with host applications or switch to a different theme.
Logs
Open the logs panel to view logs from UDT and the host application.
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Create or Add new plugins to your workspace
Load, debug, watch your plugins into the app.
Advanced workflows when working with React-based plugins.
