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A browser extension that forces all vue applications into dev mode. Works well together with single-spa. A browser plugin that forces production builds of Vue applications into development mode to make them visible in the Vue Devtools. Optimized for use with single-spa, it handles multiple Vue instances and automatically scans and indexes them on single-spa change events. # Features ✨ - Forces Vue apps to run in development mode, enabling Vue Devtools. - Designed to work specifically with single-spa, managing multiple Vue app instances. - Automatically updates the list of Vue apps when single-spa change events occur, ensuring Vue Devtools detects the correct app instances. # Installation 📥 1. Install the plugin. 2. Make sure you have the Vue Devtools installed, as our plugin heavily depends on it. # Usage 🚀 1. After installing both the plugin and Vue Devtools, ensure Vue Devtools is open. 2. As you interact with your single-spa app, the plugin will automatically force Vue instances into development mode and update the app list within your devtools. # Limitations ⚠️ - This plugin is intended for development environments only and should not be used in production. - Some Vue apps might require additional configuration to be fully compatible with single-spa and this plugin. # Acknowledgements 🙏 The core idea and some of the source code for this extension was borrowed from vue-force-dev. Huge shoutout and big thanks to Lory Huang! # License 📄 This plugin is licensed under the MIT License and the source code is publicly available: https://github.com/adamsondavid/single-spa-vue-force-dev
Mar 21, 2026
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