See the StreamLink logs, currently subscribed objects and more.
Users
75
−4 in 30 days
Rating
5.0 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
4
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#93K
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Version
1.1
updated 18 Oct 2024
Users
monthly, 2 years
Latest, 16 Oct 2026:75 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month
Ratings count
monthly, 2 years
Latest, 16 Oct 2026:4 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month
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About Caplin Developer Tools
Caplin StreamLink Developer Tools is an extension that helps developers debug their StreamLink applications.
Note: this extension should only be used during development
The tool will only show for StreamLink applications that have the developer tools enabled in code (see below).
For other deployment options see: https://github.com/caplin/StreamLinkDeveloperTools
Features:
- StreamLink Log: The StreamLink log with filtering, find and detail view
- API Log: A list of all calls and callbacks to/from the StreamLink API
- Subscriptions: A list of the current subscriptions and their values
- Tools: Tools to intercept messages, add extra subscriptions and log specific messages to the console.
- Data Flow: A graph of the data sent/received for the last minute
Notes:
- All Tables can be sorted
- Logs and subscription data tables have 'Show Detail' toolbar buttons
- Double click on a subscription will filter the API Log to show just related lines
- Logs will show the last 10,000 lines
- Logs will stick to bottom for a tail type display
- Use the usual keyboard shortcuts (ctrl-a, ctrl-c etc) to copy to the clipboard from the logs
- Tabs can be dragged to re-arrange the gui
To enable developer tools in your StreamLink application:
npm install @caplin/streamlink-devtools --save-dev
add the following line to the js/ts file that creates the StreamLink object
import {withDevTools} from "@caplin/streamlink-devtools";
after creating the StreamLink object wrap it using withDevTools():
const unwrappedStreamlink = caplin.streamlink.StreamLinkFactory.create(config);
const streamlink = withDevTools(unwrappedStreamlink);
use the wrapped StreamLink throughout your application