We made a VS Code extension that reveals React component usage insights
Component analytics and insights for React.
We made a VS Code extension that reveals React component usage insights launched on March 19, 2025 with 10 votes, #2,743 of 7,215 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
In plain words
Omlet is a VS Code extension designed for React developers who want to understand how their components are being used throughout their codebase. It provides usage insights directly within the editor, helping developers track component dependencies and relationships. The tool integrates seamlessly into VS Code's workflow, making component analysis accessible without leaving the development environment.
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From the sources
Analyze how and where components are used across your code repos to reduce front-end tech debt and prove design system value. Omlet for VS Code provides insights into your component library, showing where and how components (and their props) are used right inside your editor. Omlet Dashboard tracks design system adoption across all your projects, helping you spot gaps where adoption is lagging and drive meaningful improvements. npx @omlet/cli init yarn @omlet/cli init pnpm exec @omlet/cli init 3 Check your Omlet dashboard after following the instructions Learn how customers use Omlet See how our users use Omlet to build a world class user experience. Before Omlet, we had almost no insight…from omlet.dev
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