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@preact/signals-devtools-ui

v0.4.0

Published

DevTools UI components for @preact/signals

Downloads

501

Readme

@preact/signals-devtools-ui

DevTools UI components for Preact Signals. This package provides a reusable UI that can be embedded in various contexts - browser extensions, iframes, overlays, blog posts, etc.

[!NOTE] It's important that @preact/signals-debug is imported in an entry point to get signals registered into the devtools as soon as possible.

Installation

npm install @preact/signals-devtools-ui @preact/signals-devtools-adapter

Quick Start

Embedded in a page (for demos, blog posts, etc.)

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

// Create a direct adapter (connects directly to signals on the page)
const adapter = createDirectAdapter();

// Mount the DevTools UI
const unmount = await mount({
	adapter,
	container: document.getElementById("devtools-container")!,
});

// Later, to cleanup:
unmount();

In a browser extension

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

const adapter = createBrowserExtensionAdapter();

await mount({
	adapter,
	container: document.getElementById("app")!,
});

In an iframe

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

const adapter = createPostMessageAdapter({
	sourceWindow: window,
	sourceOrigin: "https://your-app.com",
	targetWindow: window.parent,
	targetOrigin: "https://your-app.com",
});

await mount({
	adapter,
	container: document.getElementById("devtools")!,
});

Using Individual Components

You can also use individual components for custom layouts:

import {
	initDevTools,
	Header,
	UpdatesContainer,
	GraphVisualization,
} from "@preact/signals-devtools-ui";
import { createDirectAdapter } from "@preact/signals-devtools-adapter";

const adapter = createDirectAdapter();
await adapter.connect();
initDevTools(adapter);

function MyCustomDevTools() {
	return (
		<div>
			<Header />
			<div className="my-layout">
				<UpdatesContainer />
				<GraphVisualization />
			</div>
		</div>
	);
}

Props

mount(options)

| Option | Type | Required | Description | | ------------ | ---------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------- | | adapter | DevToolsAdapter | Yes | The communication adapter to use | | container | HTMLElement | Yes | The DOM element to render into | | hideHeader | boolean | No | Hide the header bar | | initialTab | "updates" \| "graph" | No | Which tab to show initially |

DevToolsPanel

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | ------------ | ---------------------- | ----------- | ---------------------- | | hideHeader | boolean | false | Hide the header bar | | initialTab | "updates" \| "graph" | "updates" | Initial tab to display |

Styling

The package includes CSS styles. Import them in your app:

import "@preact/signals-devtools-ui/styles";

Or include the CSS file from the dist folder manually.

Available Components

  • DevToolsPanel - Main panel component
  • Header - Header with status and controls
  • SettingsPanel - Debug settings configuration
  • UpdatesContainer - Signal updates list
  • GraphVisualization - Dependency graph
  • EmptyState - Empty state placeholder
  • StatusIndicator - Connection status indicator
  • Button - Styled button component

License

MIT