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@umpire/devtools

v1.0.0

Published

In-app inspector for Umpire. Mounts a Shadow DOM panel that subscribes to registered ump instances and lets you inspect availability, challenge traces, foul logs, and the structural dependency graph — without printing or asserting by hand.

Readme

@umpire/devtools

In-app inspector for Umpire. Mounts a Shadow DOM panel that subscribes to registered ump instances and lets you inspect availability, challenge traces, foul logs, and the structural dependency graph — without printing or asserting by hand.

Docs

Install

yarn add -D @umpire/devtools

Quick Start

Mount the panel once at your app root:

if (import.meta.env.DEV) {
  const { mount } = await import('@umpire/devtools')
  mount()
}

Register each ump instance alongside ump.check():

import { register } from '@umpire/devtools'

register('checkout', ump, values, conditions)
const availability = ump.check(values, conditions)

Or use the React hook (identical signature to useUmpire from @umpire/react):

import { useUmpire } from '@umpire/devtools/react'

const { check, fouls } = useUmpire(ump, values, conditions)

Production Safety

mount() and register() are both no-ops when NODE_ENV === 'production'. No scorecard computation runs, nothing is added to the registry. The only production concern is bundle size from static imports — use a dynamic import for mount() to avoid that entirely.

Slim Build

If Preact is already in your bundle:

import { mount, register } from '@umpire/devtools/slim'

Marks Preact as external, saves ~4 KB.