vue-dev-tools-accessibility

Accessibility plugin for Vite Vue-DevTools.

Go to the website for install/usage steps:

• https://vue-dev-tools-accessibility.github.io

Running locally (plugin development)

1. Install Volta
2. Clone this repo
3. npm i
4. This repo is just the logic and the tab in the Vite-Vue-DevTools. You'll also need to clone down the UI too and run it locally.
   • Go to https://github.com/vue-dev-tools-accessibility/v0 and follow the "Running Locally" guide for that repo.
   • Start up that local web server
5. In another repo (any Vue 3 app that has the Vite-Vue-DevTools plugin installed), set up this plugin in normally, and start the webserver for it.
6. Use npm run build-dev, though you'll have to update the testingGroundsPath variable in scripts/postbuild-dev.js to point to your test Vite app.
7. You'll also need to delete the node_modules/.vite and node_modules/.vite-temp folders sometimes to get it to load the changes from node_modules. I do this by just making an npm script that does it everytime I restart the dev server:
   • "start": "rd /s /q ./node_modules/.vite && rd /s /q ./node_modules/.vite-temp && vite",
   • "start": "rm -r -f ./node_modules/.vite && rm -r -f ./node_modules/.vite-temp && vite",
8. Run that Vue app to test the library there.
9. To have access to the v0 localhost server, run localStorage.setItem('VDTA_LOCAL', true); in the console and refresh the page.

How does this take into account updating/adding dependencies?

It doesn't! For that, you just have to npm install them, then publish a new release of vue-dev-tools-accessibility and repeat step 4.