convex-panel v0.1.44

Convex Panel

A development panel for Convex applications that provides real-time logs, data inspection, and more.

Features

• 📊 Real-time Data View: Browse and filter your Convex tables with ease
• 📝 Live Logs: Monitor function calls, HTTP actions, and system events in real-time
• 🔍 Advanced Filtering: Filter logs and data with query capabilities
• 🔄 Health Monitoring: Track the health of your application with metrics for cache rates, scheduler health, database performance, and system latency
• ✏️ In-place Data Editing: Directly edit your data values with double-click editing capability
• 🎨 Beautiful UI: Sleek, developer-friendly interface that integrates with your app
• 🔐 Automatic Token Setup: Automatically configures your Convex access token during installation

Installation

bun add convex-panel
# or
npm install convex-panel
# or
yarn add convex-panel
# or
pnpm add convex-panel

During installation, the package will automatically: 1. Check if you're logged in to Convex 2. If not logged in, prompt you to run npx convex login 3. Once logged in, detect your Convex access token from ~/.convex/config.json (or %USERPROFILE%\.convex\config.json on Windows) 4. Add it to your project's .env file as CONVEX_ACCESS_TOKEN

The package will guide you through the login process if needed. You can also manually log in at any time by running:

npx convex login

Usage

You can use the panel in two ways:

1. Automatic Token Setup (Recommended): The access token will be automatically loaded from your environment variables during installation.

2. Manual Token Setup: If you prefer, you can manually provide the access token by running:

   cat ~/.convex/config.json
   # or
   more %USERPROFILE%\.convex\config.json

   And then using it in your component:

   <ConvexPanel
     accessToken="YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" // Required
     deployKey={process.env.CONVEX_DEPLOYMENT} // Required
     deployUrl={process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_CONVEX_URL || REACT_APP_CONVEX_URL} // Optional
     convex={convex}
   />

Here's a complete example:

Warning: This component must be placed inside a ConvexProvider or ConvexReactProvider component.

import { ConvexPanel } from 'convex-panel';
import { useConvex } from 'convex/react';

export default function YourComponent() {
  const convex = useConvex();

  return (
    <>
      {/* Your app content */}
      <ConvexPanel
        accessToken="YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
        deployUrl={process.env.CONVEX_DEPLOYMENT}
        convex={convex}
      />
    </>
  );
}

Configuration

The Convex Panel accepts the following props:

Features Documentation

Health Monitoring

The health dashboard provides real-time insights into your Convex application's performance metrics:

• Cache Rates: Monitor your application's cache hit rates and efficiency
• Scheduler Health: Track the health and performance of your scheduled functions
• Database Metrics: View database throughput, operation counts, and response times
• System Latency: Visualize overall system response times and identify bottlenecks

Data Editing

Convex Panel now supports in-place editing of table data:

• Double-click Editing: Simply double-click on any editable cell to modify its value
• Smart Value Parsing: Automatically converts edited values to the appropriate type (number, boolean, array, object)
• Real-time Updates: Changes are immediately reflected in your Convex database

Troubleshooting

Common Errors

1. "Convex authentication required":

   • Make sure you've provided a valid access token via the accessToken prop
   • Get your access token by running cat ~/.convex/config.json or more %USERPROFILE%\.convex\config.json

2. No logs appearing:

   • Verify that your deployKey prop or CONVEX_DEPLOYMENT environment variable is correctly set
   • Check that you've passed the convex prop to the ConvexPanel component
   • Verify that your access token is valid

3. Build warnings about "use client" directive:

   • If you see warnings like Module level directives cause errors when bundled, "use client" in "src/data/components/FilterMenu.tsx" was ignored, this is expected and won't affect functionality. The package is designed to work in both client and server environments.

Development

To contribute to this package:

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies: npm install
3. Start the development server: npm run dev

Publishing Updates

To publish a new version of the package:

1. Update the version in package.json
2. Run npm run build to build the package
3. Commit your changes and push to GitHub
4. Run npm publish to publish to npm

License

MIT