Devtools v2 & Early Access Program

I'm excited to share progress on the DevTools rewrite. The free extension is available again, including:

✅ Component state inspection/editing, identify hovered component and console globals
✅ High performance on nested data objects (🆕️, tested on ~10k data properties)
✅ More reliable state updates/sync (🆕)
✅️ Dark mode (🆕️)

To support ongoing development, the following features are part of a paid Early Access Program:

✅ Store state viewing/editing #176 (🆕)
✅ Jump to root element in Chrome inspector #350 (🆕)
✅ Warnings tab (including Alpine v3 support #247)
✅ Dark mode (🆕️)
✅️ Pin data property (🆕️)
✅️ Time travel debugging for component (🆕️)

Support Ongoing Development

To provide long-term maintenance and feature development, I'm launching a paid Early Access Program:

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Original Post:

tl;dr please complete the Future of Alpine.js Devtools Survey

An update, as It's been a quiet few years on this repo.

Personally, I'm not using Alpine much any more, the manifest v3 issue has also finally turned into a "now" problem for users trying to install/use the extension get This extension may soon no longer be supported because it doesn't follow best practices for Chrome extensions. (see issues #419, #264)

Unfortunately, being manifest v3 compliant means a full rewrite of the devtools panel code. It will probably be to SolidJS since Solid has first class support for state outside of components (which we need for how the devtools are built).

In order to prioritise the features for the rewrite, I'm launching a survey: Future of Alpine.js Devtools Survey

If Alpine.js Devtools are part of your workflow, you're interested in manifest v3 support and how we can make the project sustainable: please complete the survey.