Future of Alpine.js Devtools

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The rollout of Manifest v3 in Chrome means that users are seeing the warning: "This extension may soon no longer be supported" for the Alpine.js Devtools extension. In order to be Manifest v3-compliant, a full rewrite of the Devtools panel is required (it can't be driven by Alpine.js any more).

This short 6-question survey will help me prioritise features and explore ways to make Alpine.js Devtools more sustainable.

If you use Alpine.js Devtools, I’d love your input!

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1. How would you describe your use of Alpine.js and its Devtools? (Select the option that best matches your experience.)

I use it daily as a core part of my development workflow

I use it regularly but alongside other tools

I use it occasionally when a project calls for it

I’m exploring/learning Alpine.js but not using it in real projects

I used to use Alpine.js/Devtools but don’t anymore

Other:

2. What do you use Alpine.js for? (Select all that apply) *

Personal projects

Client work / Freelance

At my company / workplace

Open-source projects

Other:

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3. Which existing DevTools features are most important to you? (Rate each on a scale of 1 to 5)

1. Not important

2. Slightly important

3. Neutral

4. Important

5. Very important

1. Detect Alpine.js on a page

2. View Alpine.js components and state in devtools

3. Highlight components on hover in devtools

4. Modify component state in devtools

5. Access Alpine component state in a console global

6. View Alpine warnings/errors in devtools

7. Display whether detected Alpine.js version is "up to date"

4. Which of these future improvements would benefit you the most? (Optional - Rate on a scale of 1 to 5)

1. Not valuable

2. Slightly valuable

3. Neutral

4. Valuable

5. Very Valuable

1. Support for Alpine stores

2. More reliable state updates/sync (less need to refresh/reopen)

3. Active maintenance and ongoing updates

4. Modernised UI

5. Support for Alpine events

6. Dark mode

7. Component/property search

8. Support for `data-x-data`

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5. Would you or your company be interested in supporting the ongoing development of Alpine.js Devtools? *

Yes, as an individual

Yes, as a company

Maybe, if the right features were added

Other:

6. Any other pain points, feature ideas or feedback?

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