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feat({solid,svelte}-query-devtools): add './production' entry to lazy load the devtools in production builds - #12530
@tanstack/solid-query-devtools and @tanstack/svelte-query-devtools now have a ./production entry, like @tanstack/react-query-devtools. It lets apps lazy load the devtools in production builds.
@tanstack/solid-query-devtools
Add src/production.tsx, which exports SolidQueryDevtools and SolidQueryDevtoolsPanel without the process.env.NODE_ENV gate.
Build production alongside index in tsdown.config.ts.
Split exports into ".", "./production" and "./package.json".
Add .attw.json that ignores no-resolution, the same as react-query-devtools. The node10 resolution ignores exports, so it cannot resolve subpaths.
@tanstack/svelte-query-devtools
Rename Devtools.svelte to SvelteQueryDevtools.svelte, following ReactQueryDevtools.tsx. It no longer checks DEV; it still checks BROWSER.
Move the DEV gate into src/index.ts, following react-query-devtools. When DEV is false, it exports a component that renders nothing.
Add src/production.ts, which exports the component without the gate.
Add ./production to exports, and ignore no-resolution in .attw.json.
Add a test that the main entry does not export the devtools component when DEV is false.
Docs
Add a "Devtools in production" section to the Solid and Svelte devtools docs.
In the Svelte docs, explain that the devtools only render in development.
The examples use Object.assign(window, ...) so they type-check without @ts-expect-error.
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Walkthrough
Solid and Svelte Query Devtools add production package entries for loading devtools on demand. The Svelte default export now selects an empty function outside development, while browser-side setup remains enabled. Both framework guides document production loading examples.
The default export selects the devtools component in development and an empty function otherwise. Browser-side setup no longer requires development mode. The test checks the non-development export, and the test wrapper imports the renamed component module.
Production entries and package exports packages/solid-query-devtools/package.json, packages/solid-query-devtools/src/production.tsx, packages/solid-query-devtools/tsdown.config.ts, packages/solid-query-devtools/.attw.json, packages/svelte-query-devtools/package.json, packages/svelte-query-devtools/src/production.ts, packages/svelte-query-devtools/.attw.json, .changeset/*
Solid and Svelte add ./production exports. The Solid entry exports its devtools, panel, and panel options type, and the production build includes that entry. The Svelte entry exports its component. Both packages add no-resolution to attw ignore rules, and the changeset declares minor releases.
Production loading examples docs/framework/solid/devtools.md, docs/framework/svelte/devtools.md
The guides document toggling devtools and loading the production entry on demand. The Solid guide also describes the panel export and TypeScript module-resolution options. The Svelte guide states that the default component renders nothing in production.
sequenceDiagram
participant Browser
participant App as Solid or Svelte application
participant Production as Production entry
participant Devtools as Devtools component
Browser->>App: Call window.toggleDevtools()
App->>App: Enable showDevtools
App->>Production: Dynamically import ./production
Production-->>App: Return devtools component
App->>Devtools: Render component
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Possibly related PRs
TanStack/query#12524: Gates the Solid root exports outside development; this PR adds production exports for the same devtools and panel components.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 283bc
Rapidly hiding production devtools can race with their initialization. This is a narrow issue to address or accept before merging.
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Minor · Stop the import callback after unmount. · SvelteQueryDevtools.svelte:77
packages/svelte-query-devtools/src/SvelteQueryDevtools.svelte:77 Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Stop the import callback after unmount.
If the component unmounts before the import resolves, the callback passes a cleared ref to devtools.mount. Solid then throws, causing an unhandled promise rejection. Track teardown and skip the callback when the component has unmounted.
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at line 77:
Track whether the SvelteQueryDevtools component has unmounted during the
asynchronous import flow, and skip the import callback before it calls
devtools.mount if teardown has occurred. Preserve the existing mount behavior
while the component is active.
The identity check can pass for a different component that renders content. With DEV false, render ProductionDevtools and assert that it produces no content.
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lines 199 - 204:
Replace the identity-only assertion in the `DEV`-false test with a render of
`ProductionDevtools` and an assertion that it produces no content. Keep the test
focused on the production export’s rendered behavior rather than comparing it
with `Devtools`.
The export test imports only the root entry. If ./production later forwards the root entry, that test will still pass while production devtools render nothing. Add a test that imports ./production with DEV: false and checks that the devtools mount.
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Review comment at @packages/svelte-query-devtools/src/production.ts at line 1:
Add a test for the production entry that imports `./production` with `DEV` set
to false and verifies that `SvelteQueryDevtools` mounts. Ensure the test
exercises the production entry directly rather than relying only on the
root-entry export test.
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Review comments at @packages/svelte-query-devtools/src/index.ts:
- Around line 4-8: Update the fallback in SvelteQueryDevtools to satisfy the
constructor signature of typeof Devtools while remaining inert. Preserve the DEV
branch that returns Devtools, and use a type-compatible component rather than
the current zero-argument function.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at
@packages/svelte-query-devtools/src/SvelteQueryDevtools.svelte:
- Line 77: Track whether the SvelteQueryDevtools component has unmounted during
the asynchronous import flow, and skip the import callback before it calls
devtools.mount if teardown has occurred. Preserve the existing mount behavior
while the component is active.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at @packages/svelte-query-devtools/src/production.ts:
- Line 1: Add a test for the production entry that imports `./production` with
`DEV` set to false and verifies that `SvelteQueryDevtools` mounts. Ensure the
test exercises the production entry directly rather than relying only on the
root-entry export test.
Review comments at
@packages/svelte-query-devtools/tests/SvelteQueryDevtools.svelte.test.ts:
- Around line 199-204: Replace the identity-only assertion in the `DEV`-false
test with a render of `ProductionDevtools` and an assertion that it produces no
content. Keep the test focused on the production export’s rendered behavior
rather than comparing it with `Devtools`.
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Use a type-compatible inert component for the fallback.
The fallback function does not satisfy the constructor signature in typeof Devtools. The package’s compile command therefore fails. Replace it with a type-compatible inert component.
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GitHub Actions: PR / 0_Test.txt
[error] 4-4: @tanstack/svelte-query-devtools:compile failed during tsc --project tsconfig.json with TS2322: LegacyComponentType | (() => {}) is not assignable to LegacyComponentType; the fallback function does not match the expected Svelte component constructor type.
GitHub Actions: PR / Test
[error] 4-4: TypeScript compilation failed during nx run @tanstack/svelte-query-devtools:compile (tsc --project tsconfig.json): TS2322. LegacyComponentType | (() => {}) is not assignable to LegacyComponentType; () => {} does not satisfy the required component constructor signature.
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Review comment at @packages/svelte-query-devtools/src/index.ts around lines 4 -
8:
Update the fallback in SvelteQueryDevtools to satisfy the constructor signature
of typeof Devtools while remaining inert. Preserve the DEV branch that returns
Devtools, and use a type-compatible component rather than the current
zero-argument function.
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🎯 Changes
@tanstack/solid-query-devtoolsand@tanstack/svelte-query-devtoolsnow have a./productionentry, like@tanstack/react-query-devtools. It lets apps lazy load the devtools in production builds.@tanstack/solid-query-devtoolssrc/production.tsx, which exportsSolidQueryDevtoolsandSolidQueryDevtoolsPanelwithout theprocess.env.NODE_ENVgate.productionalongsideindexintsdown.config.ts.exportsinto".","./production"and"./package.json"..attw.jsonthat ignoresno-resolution, the same asreact-query-devtools. Thenode10resolution ignoresexports, so it cannot resolve subpaths.@tanstack/svelte-query-devtoolsDevtools.sveltetoSvelteQueryDevtools.svelte, followingReactQueryDevtools.tsx. It no longer checksDEV; it still checksBROWSER.DEVgate intosrc/index.ts, followingreact-query-devtools. WhenDEVis false, it exports a component that renders nothing.src/production.ts, which exports the component without the gate../productiontoexports, and ignoreno-resolutionin.attw.json.DEVis false.Docs
Object.assign(window, ...)so they type-check without@ts-expect-error.✅ Checklist
pnpm run test:pr, or these tests do not apply to this pull request.🚀 Release Impact
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