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@sucoza/devtools-common
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Common types, utilities, and shared functionality for the TanStack DevTools ecosystem.
npm install @sucoza/devtools-common
# or
yarn add @sucoza/devtools-common
# or
pnpm add @sucoza/devtools-common
import type {
DevToolsEvent,
DevToolsState,
PluginConfig,
EventSubscription,
BaseDevToolsClient
} from '@sucoza/devtools-common';
// Use shared types in your plugin
interface MyPluginState extends DevToolsState {
customData: string[];
isActive: boolean;
}
import {
createEventId,
debounce,
throttle,
deepMerge,
isValidSelector
} from '@sucoza/devtools-common';
// Generate unique event IDs
const eventId = createEventId('my-plugin');
// Debounce expensive operations
const debouncedUpdate = debounce((data) => {
// Update logic
}, 300);
// Merge configuration objects
const config = deepMerge(defaultConfig, userConfig);
import { BaseDevToolsClient } from '@sucoza/devtools-common';
class MyDevToolsClient extends BaseDevToolsClient<MyPluginState> {
protected getInitialState(): MyPluginState {
return {
customData: [],
isActive: false,
// ... other state properties
};
}
protected startMonitoring(): void {
// Plugin-specific monitoring logic
}
protected stopMonitoring(): void {
// Cleanup logic
}
protected cleanup(): void {
// Final cleanup
}
}
import {
DEFAULT_DEBOUNCE_MS,
MAX_EVENT_HISTORY,
PLUGIN_NAMESPACES,
SEVERITY_LEVELS
} from '@sucoza/devtools-common';
// Use shared constants
const myConfig = {
debounceTime: DEFAULT_DEBOUNCE_MS,
maxHistory: MAX_EVENT_HISTORY,
namespace: PLUGIN_NAMESPACES.ACCESSIBILITY
};
Base interface for all DevTools events.
interface DevToolsEvent<T = any> {
id: string;
type: string;
timestamp: number;
source: string;
data: T;
metadata?: EventMetadata;
}
Base state interface for plugin state management.
interface DevToolsState {
isActive: boolean;
lastUpdate: number;
error?: string;
}
Configuration interface for DevTools plugins.
interface PluginConfig {
name: string;
version: string;
namespace: string;
enabled: boolean;
debug?: boolean;
}
Generates a unique event identifier with the specified namespace.
Creates a debounced version of the provided function.
Creates a throttled version of the provided function.
Deep merges two objects, with source properties overriding target.
Validates if a string is a valid CSS selector.
Formats an error object into a readable string.
Sanitizes event data by removing circular references and functions.
Abstract base class for DevTools event clients.
Methods:
subscribe(callback: EventCallback): UnsubscribeFunctionemit(type: string, data: any): voidgetSnapshot(): TupdateState(update: Partial<T>): voiddestroy(): voidAbstract Methods:
getInitialState(): TstartMonitoring(): voidstopMonitoring(): voidcleanup(): voidDefault debounce time in milliseconds (300ms).
Maximum number of events to keep in history (1000).
Predefined namespaces for different plugin types.
Standard severity levels for issues and events.
const SEVERITY_LEVELS = {
MINOR: 'minor',
MODERATE: 'moderate',
SERIOUS: 'serious',
CRITICAL: 'critical'
} as const;
This package is part of the @sucoza DevTools ecosystem. Contributions should maintain compatibility with all plugins.
git checkout -b feature/common-improvement)git commit -m 'Add utility function')git push origin feature/common-improvement)MIT © tyevco
Part of the @sucoza TanStack DevTools ecosystem.
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Common types and utilities for TanStack DevTools ecosystem
We found that @sucoza/devtools-common 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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