Inspect @ptahjs/tri in real time: scenes, store, entities, systems, and renderer config. For tri engine developers.
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About PtahJs DevTools
PtahJs DevTools is a browser DevTools extension for developers building applications on the @ptahjs/tri WebGPU ECS engine. It adds a dedicated "Tri" panel to the browser's native DevTools that lets you inspect the engine's runtime state in real time — scenes, the internal engine.store Map, ECS entities and their components, registered systems, and the renderer configuration.
Who is this for
This extension is only useful if you are developing or debugging an app built with @ptahjs/tri. If your page does not expose window.__TRI_DEVTOOLS__ (tri mounts this in dev or when the devtools flag is enabled), the panel will show a "waiting for snapshot" state. It does not work on arbitrary websites.
What you can inspect
The panel exposes five tabs:
Scenes — all scenes registered in the engine, their entity counts, and active state.
Store — the full engine.store Map. Search by id or value, click any row to see the complete JSON payload of that entry, with a diff badge highlighting entries that changed since the last snapshot.
Entities — every ECS entity, which scene it belongs to, which components and systems are attached to it. Filter by id, component, or scene.
Systems — registered ECS systems, matched entity counts, and their requiredComponents.
Renderer — the current renderer configuration as a live JSON view.
Refresh can be automatic (200ms / 500ms / 1s / 2s) or triggered manually. A latency indicator shows how long the last snapshot took to pull.
How to use
Install the extension.
Open the app you want to inspect (it must be a page running a @ptahjs/tri engine that exposes window.__TRI_DEVTOOLS__).
Open the browser DevTools (F12).
Find the "Tri" panel in the DevTools tab bar (it may be under the » overflow menu on the far right).
The panel connects automatically and starts streaming snapshots.
Privacy
The extension does not collect, transmit, or sell any user data. It reads engine state from the inspected page via chrome.devtools.inspectedWindow and only uses chrome.storage.local to record a load timestamp and panel-creation status for diagnostics. See the full privacy policy at the project homepage.
Compatibility
Chrome / Edge / other Chromium browsers: MV3, version 111+ recommended.
Firefox: 109+ (uses the browser_specific_settings.gecko id ptahjs-devtools@ptahjs.com).
Links
Source code & issues: https://github.com/Ptahjs
Privacy policy: https://github.com/PtahJs/browser-extension-devtools/blob/main/PRIVACY.md