v0.3.0 — Pocket DevTools

Pocket DevTools. Time travel + inspection as framework primitives —
read the deep-dive, design in
DEVTOOLS.md.

• Component inspector with on-device highlight — a desktop panel
  (/devtools) shows the component tree with semantic names (debugName
  prop, <Named> wrapper; all demos annotated); hovering a node draws a
  highlight overlay on the device screen — the core emits it into the
  DrawList, so real PSP hardware, the wasm rasterizer and wgpu all render
  it. Switching nodes glides the box across the screen.
• Time travel on an always-on flight recorder — every bundle records
  its input tape (one u16/frame, 10 min ≈ 70 KB); sessions replay
  byte-exactly. Pause / single-step freeze the whole world in the core;
  click the tape strip to seek (reload + deterministic fast-forward).
  bun run tape replays headlessly: per-frame hashes,
  first-divergent-frame asserts (session goldens, bun run tape:check),
  PNG of any frame, component tree as JSON at any frame.
• Real PSP debugging over the PSPLINK USB cable — a host0: file
  mailbox (the trace/bench channel, formalized): REPL eval into the
  running handheld, the first working console.log on PSP, frame-stamped
  error reports, and on-demand 📷 screenshots (raw VRAM rides usbhostfs;
  the desktop bridge encodes the PNG). Verified on hardware.
• One command — bun run devtools [app] runs the panel, WS hub, USB
  bridge and (optionally) the whole PSP session; detects an existing
  psplink/hw link and bridges into it. Also via the CLI: pocket devtools.
• Breaking: the @pocketjs/cli binary is renamed pocketjs → pocket.
• New spec ops 18–22 (debugInspect/RectXY/RectWH/Pause/Step), all
  debug-only and default-off — shipped rendering is byte-identical.

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npm: @pocketjs/framework@0.3.0 · @pocketjs/cli@0.3.0 · full changelog