Today I’m playing with omlet.dev (a tool to get analytics on how and where your React components are used) and I’m loving it. It works beautifully out of the box, and they just released a VS Code extension that’s magic.

It shouldn’t be too surprising, since it comes from the same people who made Zeplin, a tool that changed the landscape of design tools back in the day.

If you have a project with React components, take it for a spin because it’ll tell you things about your own code that you may not already know. Setup is a breeze (it took me less than 5 minutes), and you get a dashboard with all kinds of metrics, and suggestions to improve your code and the adoption of your design system.

If you want something even faster, try the VS Code extension. It’s free, and you don’t need to register anywhere to use it. Just install it, open a React project, and you’re good to go. You’ll get immediate, actionable feedback on how to clean up your code.

If you want to get a quick overview of what you’re getting with Omlet, check out this video. I promise you won’t regret it.