@shipeasy/devtools-core
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Headless core for the Shipeasy devtools overlays — admin API client, PKCE device auth, public bug intake, form schemas.
Headless core shared by the Shipeasy devtools overlays — the admin API client, PKCE device auth, public bug intake, and the generated form schemas.
You normally do not install this directly: it comes with
@shipeasy/react-native-devtools.
Install it on its own only to build a custom devtools surface.
npm install @shipeasy/devtools-core
It reads the app's live SDK state over the globalThis bridge the client Engine
publishes (@shipeasy/sdk/devtools-contract) rather than importing the client,
so it can never inline a second Engine. @shipeasy/sdk is therefore a peer.
Full docs: https://shipeasy-ai.github.io/sdk-ts/
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Headless core for the Shipeasy devtools overlays — admin API client, PKCE device auth, public bug intake, form schemas.
We found that @shipeasy/devtools-core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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