Though it is possible to access the properties of an Angular Component by selecting its corresponding DOM Element (in the WebTools DOM Explorer) and using the magical “ngprobe(0)” object in the console, it’s quite laborious and not really glamour.
For that reason comes to the rescue new service ConsoleUtilsService, which you will never use because it doesn’t provide any methods, but which is responsible for making some selected services directly available from the console. Everything provided that way will be packed in the global variable “sv“.
Example of direct use from the console:
sv.storage.getInstantEntity('Station', 10);
This feature is naturally delivered only in development environment and will not be accessible in production.