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@octanejs/tanstack-devtools

v0.0.28

Published

TanStack Devtools bindings for Octane — reuses @tanstack/devtools and ports the React adapter's TanStackDevtools component.

Readme

@octanejs/tanstack-devtools

TanStack Devtools bindings for Octane.

This is an Octane port of @tanstack/react-devtools. It reuses the framework-agnostic @tanstack/devtools core unchanged and ports the thin adapter layer — the TanStackDevtools component — so Octane elements can be used as plugin panels, titles, and custom triggers.

Installation

pnpm add @octanejs/tanstack-devtools

Usage

import { TanStackDevtools } from '@octanejs/tanstack-devtools';

function App() @{
  <>
    <TanStackDevtools
      plugins={[
        {
          id: 'my-plugin',
          name: 'My Plugin',
          render: () => <MyPluginPanel />,
        },
      ]}
    />
    <MyApp />
  </>
}

plugins, config, and eventBusConfig mirror @tanstack/react-devtools. config.customTrigger accepts an Octane element (or a function returning one) for a custom launcher.

Notes / divergences

  • Public adapter types are Octane-prefixed: TanStackDevtoolsOctanePlugin and TanStackDevtoolsOctaneInit.
  • ref is the normal React-19-style ref prop and events are native — there is no synthetic event layer.
  • The main entry also re-exports the @tanstack/devtools core surface (TanStackDevtoolsCore, PLUGIN_CONTAINER_ID, PLUGIN_TITLE_CONTAINER_ID, and the plugin authoring types) so you don't need a direct dependency on @tanstack/devtools to type plugins.

Only include the devtools in development, e.g. behind a import.meta.env.DEV check or via lazy().