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@preact/signals-devtools-adapter

v0.4.0

Published

Communication adapters for @preact/signals-devtools-ui

Readme

@preact/signals-devtools-adapter

Communication adapters for the Preact Signals DevTools UI. This package provides abstraction layers that allow the DevTools UI to communicate with the signals debug system through various mechanisms.

Installation

npm install @preact/signals-devtools-adapter

Available Adapters

BrowserExtensionAdapter

Used when the DevTools UI runs inside a browser extension (Chrome DevTools panel).

import { createBrowserExtensionAdapter } from "@preact/signals-devtools-adapter";

const adapter = createBrowserExtensionAdapter();
await adapter.connect();

DirectAdapter

Used when the DevTools UI is embedded directly in the same page as the signals (e.g., for demos, blog posts, or development overlays).

import { createDirectAdapter } from "@preact/signals-devtools-adapter";

const adapter = createDirectAdapter({
	targetWindow: window, // optional
	pollInterval: 100, // optional, ms to poll for signals API
	maxWaitTime: 10000, // optional, max time to wait
});
await adapter.connect();

PostMessageAdapter

Used for cross-window/iframe communication when the DevTools UI is in a different frame than the debugged page.

import { createPostMessageAdapter } from "@preact/signals-devtools-adapter";

const adapter = createPostMessageAdapter({
	sourceWindow: window,
	sourceOrigin: "https://your-origin.com",
	targetWindow: parentWindow, // optional
	targetOrigin: "https://target-origin.com", // optional
});
await adapter.connect();

Creating Custom Adapters

You can create custom adapters by extending the BaseAdapter class:

import { BaseAdapter, type Settings } from "@preact/signals-devtools-adapter";

class MyCustomAdapter extends BaseAdapter {
	async connect(): Promise<void> {
		// Your connection logic
		this.setConnectionStatus({ status: "connected", message: "Connected" });
	}

	disconnect(): void {
		// Your cleanup logic
	}

	sendConfig(config: Settings): void {
		// Send configuration to debug system
	}

	requestState(): void {
		// Request current state
	}
}

API

DevToolsAdapter Interface

interface DevToolsAdapter {
	connect(): Promise<void>;
	disconnect(): void;
	sendConfig(config: Settings): void;
	requestState(): void;
	on<K extends keyof AdapterEvents>(
		event: K,
		listener: AdapterEvents[K]
	): Unsubscribe;
	getConnectionStatus(): ConnectionStatus;
	isSignalsAvailable(): boolean;
}

Events

  • signalUpdate - Signal updates received from the debug system
  • signalInit - Initialization signal from the debug system
  • signalsAvailable - Signals availability changed
  • configReceived - Configuration received from debug system
  • connectionStatusChanged - Connection status changed

License

MIT