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@solid-devtools/overlay

v0.33.5

Published

On-page Devtools Overlay for SolidJS Applications.

Downloads

10,089

Readme

@solid-devtools/overlay

pnpm version npm

An on-page devtools overlay for debugging SolidJS Applications without a chrome extension.

Simply add the Overlay component to your app and get access to a powerful, in-browser devtools experience during development. (It will be removed in production)

Try it online!

A couple of deployed demo websites where you can see the Overlay in action:

Getting started

Installation

npm i @solid-devtools/overlay
# or
yarn add @solid-devtools/overlay
# or
pnpm add @solid-devtools/overlay

Attach the overlay

Simply place the overlay component in the client entry file.

import { attachDevtoolsOverlay } from '@solid-devtools/overlay'

attachDevtoolsOverlay()

// or with some options

attachDevtoolsOverlay({
  defaultOpen: true, // or alwaysOpen
  noPadding: true,
})

Don't worry about wrapping it with a isDev guard, the Overlay takes care of that for you. It should be excluded from production builds automatically.

Enabling the autoname

Enabling the autoname setting is optional, but can display name of SolidJS's reactive state in overlay.

To enable it you need to add it to plugins array in your .vite.config.ts file:

// vite.config.ts

import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import solid from 'vite-plugin-solid'
import devtools from 'solid-devtools/vite'

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    devtools({
      autoname: true,
    }),
    solid(),
  ],
})

See vite plugin

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.