Vue.js core team member Guillaume Chau announced the release of Vue Devtools 5.0 for Google Chrome and Firefox.
You can see the full list of what’s new below from the v5.0.0 release notes on GitHub:
New
- Routing tab (#735)
- Performance tab (#733)
- Settings tab (#713)
- Editable vuex state (#724)
- Display density settings
- Initial NativeScript support (#732)
- View refs in vue developers panel (#749)
- Add $attrs to StateInspector, closes #734 (#861)
- RegEx Filter in Events Tab (#838)
- Make props editable, closes #669 (#813)
- Setting for “vue-devtools Detected Vue” console log, closes #685 (#811)
Improved
- Vuex and Events tabs got an order of magnitude faster and lighter on memory (#721)
- Make Collapse/Expand All affects child elements (#715)
- Display functional components in component tree (#719) (props don’t fully work yet)
- electron app: added type definitions (#836)
- Lot of performance improvements across the board
Guillaume also shared a quick demo of the new Vue.js Devtools on Twitter that you should check out to see what’s new.
You can install the Vue.js Devtools extension for both Chrome and Firefox. If you already have the extension, it should update automatically.
