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@pkishorez/devtools

v0.0.9

Published

Local DevTools server for telemetry and architecture analysis

Downloads

506

Readme

@pkishorez/devtools

A local DevTools server for inspecting OpenTelemetry data and Laymos project architecture.

Usage

Start the server with npx:

npx @pkishorez/devtools

Or install it globally and run the devtools command:

npm i -g @pkishorez/devtools
devtools

The command serves its bundled home page at http://127.0.0.1:14400. From there, open:

  • /lotel to inspect local OpenTelemetry traces, logs, and flows.
  • /laymos to explore the architecture of a local project.

The same loopback server exposes its NDJSON RPC endpoint at /rpc, its health endpoint at /health, and its OTLP/HTTP ingestion endpoints at /v1/traces and /v1/logs. The UI is part of this package; it does not redirect to or depend on a hosted application.

Get a trace

Return every stored span and correlated log for a trace from the server on the default port:

devtools get-trace <trace-id>

Target a DevTools server at another URL with --url:

devtools get-trace <trace-id> --url http://localhost:14401

The command prints pretty JSON to stdout. Its spans and logs arrays contain stored entities ordered by their OpenTelemetry times. A missing trace or connection failure is written to stderr and exits with a nonzero status.

Analyze a Laymos project

The AnalyzeLaymosProject RPC accepts { projectPath }, where projectPath is an absolute path or starts with ~/. It reads laymos.config.json from that folder and returns Laymos ArchitectureAnalysis directly. Maps and Sets use Effect Schema's canonical JSON encoding on the wire.

Invalid paths, Config read/parse/schema/validation failures, and source analysis failures are separate tagged RPC errors.

Inspect a Laymos Module

The GetLaymosModuleSource RPC accepts { projectPath, modulePath }. It runs a fresh Architecture Analysis and returns the paths and textual contents of only the supported source files assigned to that Configured Module.

Unknown Modules and source read failures are separate tagged RPC errors.

Configuration

| Variable | Default | Description | | --------------- | ------------------------------ | --------------------------- | | DEVTOOLS_PORT | 14400 | Port to listen on. | | DEVTOOLS_DB | OS-specific DevTools data path | Telemetry SQLite file path. |

Use devtools --open to open the home page in your default browser. --port and --db override the matching environment variables.

Library exports

  • @pkishorez/devtools/rpc — the RPC group definition and its tagged errors.