@reckona/mreact-devtools

@reckona/mreact-devtools provides a small event bridge for runtime tooling. Reactive runtime packages can emit structured events, and developer tools can subscribe without coupling directly to internal runtime state.

Basic Usage

import { createDevtools, installDevtools } from "@reckona/mreact-devtools";

const devtools = installDevtools(createDevtools());

const unsubscribe = devtools.subscribe((event) => {
  console.log(event.type, event.payload);
});

For a browser inspector during development, mount the in-page overlay from the overlay subpath:

if (import.meta.env.DEV) {
  const { mountDevtoolsOverlay } = await import("@reckona/mreact-devtools/overlay");

  mountDevtoolsOverlay();
}

Core APIs

• createDevtools() creates an isolated event bus with a retained history capped at 1,000 events by default.
• createDevtools({ maxEvents }) customizes the retained event history limit. Live subscribers still receive every emitted event immediately; the limit only affects devtools.events().
• defaultDevtoolsMaxEvents exposes the default retained history limit.
• installDevtools() installs a devtools instance on globalThis.
• getInstalledDevtools() returns the currently installed instance.
• devtools.emit() and devtools.subscribe() move runtime events.
• mountDevtoolsOverlay() mounts a small browser inspector with Reactive, Query, and Router tabs. It keeps only the latest 200 events by default.

Notes

The overlay is opt-in and has no side effects until mounted. Keep the dynamic import behind a development guard so production bundles do not include it.