Chrome extension to navigate dependencies in Node.js projects on Github

In plain words

Require-navigator is a Chrome extension that helps developers navigate Node.js dependencies in Github repositories. It allows users to follow `require()` statements directly within the Github interface, making it easier to explore project structure and understand how modules connect. The tool is designed for developers working with Node.js projects on Github who need to quickly trace dependencies without leaving the browser.

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