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@gangdai/eruda-trigger

v1.0.0

Published

A lightweight eruda trigger library for production debugging with multiple activation methods

Readme

@gangdai/eruda-trigger

A lightweight eruda trigger library for production debugging. Lazily loads eruda via multiple activation methods — zero runtime overhead until triggered.

Features

  • URL params: ?eruda or ?debug_eruda=1
  • sessionStorage: persists across page reloads within the session
  • Touch gesture: tap bottom-left corner 5 times within 2 seconds
  • Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl/Cmd + Alt + E
  • Programmatic API: window.ErudaDebug.open() / .close()
  • Zero runtime dependencies (eruda is a peer dependency, loaded on demand)
  • Full TypeScript support

Installation

pnpm add @gangdai/eruda-trigger
# eruda is a peer dependency
pnpm add -D eruda

Usage

import { initErudaTrigger } from '@gangdai/eruda-trigger';

// Initialize once at app entry point
await initErudaTrigger();

With options

await initErudaTrigger({
  queryKeys: ['debug', 'eruda'],       // URL param names
  storageKey: 'MY_ERUDA_FLAG',         // sessionStorage key
  tapTargetCount: 5,                   // taps to trigger
  tapWindowMs: 2000,                   // tap window in ms
  hotzoneWidthRatio: 0.35,             // hotzone: left 35% of screen
  hotzoneHeightRatio: 0.75,            // hotzone: bottom 25% of screen
  globalApiName: 'ErudaDebug',         // window.ErudaDebug
  enableShortcut: true,                // Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+E
  enableGesture: true,                 // touch gesture
});

Class API

import { ErudaTrigger } from '@gangdai/eruda-trigger';

const trigger = new ErudaTrigger({ tapTargetCount: 3 });
await trigger.init();

// Manual control
await trigger.open();
trigger.close();

Programmatic (from console or other code)

// Open eruda
await window.ErudaDebug.open();

// Close eruda and clear session flag
window.ErudaDebug.close();

Activation via URL

https://yourapp.com/?eruda
https://yourapp.com/?debug_eruda=1
https://yourapp.com/?eruda=true

Once activated via URL, the flag is persisted in sessionStorage so eruda stays open on subsequent navigations within the same session.

License

MIT