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ci(changesets): version packages #4981

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This PR was opened by the Changesets release GitHub action. When you're ready to do a release, you can merge this and the packages will be published to npm automatically. If you're not ready to do a release yet, that's fine, whenever you add more changesets to master, this PR will be updated.

Releases

@refinedev/cli@2.13.0

Minor Changes

  • #4960 d8e464fa2c4 Thanks @aliemir! - Integration with refine devtools.

    Now you can start the Devtools server using the refine devtools command or when the server will be started automatically when you start your app in development mode using refine dev command if you have @refinedev/devtools installed.

Patch Changes

@refinedev/core@4.42.0

Minor Changes

  • #4960 d8e464fa2c4 Thanks @aliemir! - Added devtools internals and integrated with the core hooks. Now users will be able to track the queries and mutation made by refine through refine devtools.

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [d8e464fa2c4]:
    • @refinedev/devtools-internal@1.1.0

@refinedev/devtools@1.1.0

Minor Changes

  • #4960 d8e464fa2c4 Thanks @aliemir! - Initial beta release of refine devtools.🎉

    We're releasing refine devtools in beta. refine devtools is designed to help you debug and develop your refine apps. It will be a collection of features including monitoring queries and mutations, testing out inferencer generated codes, adding and updating refine packages from the UI and more. 🤯

    refine devtools gif

    Usage

    Install the dependencies using your package manager.

    npm i @refinedev/devtools@latest @refinedev/cli@latest

    Add <DevtoolsProvider /> and <DevtoolsPanel /> components to your app:

    You'll need to wrap your app with <DevtoolsProvider /> component and add <DevtoolsPanel /> component to your app to access the devtools UI.

    import { DevtoolsPanel, DevtoolsProvider } from "@refinedev/devtools";

const App = () => {
    return (
        <DevtoolsProvider>
            <Refine
            // ...
            >
                {/* ... */}
            </Refine>
            <DevtoolsPanel />
        </DevtoolsProvider>
    );
};

    Then you're good to go 🙌, <DevtoolsProvider /> will tell refine to connect to the devtools server and track your queries and mutations. <DevtoolsPanel /> will render the devtools UI in your app.

    note: Devtools only works in development mode and have no overhead on production builds. You don't need to do anything special to exclude DevTools from your bundle.

    Devtools is integrated with @refinedev/cli and it will be started automatically in development mode if you have @refinedev/devtools installed.

    If you want to start devtools manually or have a custom dev script, you can run refine devtools in your project directory or add the following scripts to your package.json:

    {
    "scripts": {
        // If you have not customized the start script.
        "start": "refine dev", // The devtools server runs automatically; you don't need to do anything.

        // If you have customized the start script.
        "start": "my-custom-dev-script & refine devtools" // Run the devtools server manually.

        // other scripts
    }
}

    If you don't have @refinedev/cli installed already, you can follow the installation guide to add it to your project.

    These commands will start the devtools server. If you want to access the devtools UI outside of your app without depending on the <DevtoolsPanel /> component, you can go to http://localhost:5001 in your browser. 🚀

Patch Changes

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@refinedev/devtools-internal@1.1.0

Minor Changes

  • #4960 d8e464fa2c4 Thanks @aliemir! - Initial beta release of refine devtools.🎉

    We're releasing refine devtools in beta. refine devtools is designed to help you debug and develop your refine apps. It will be a collection of features including monitoring queries and mutations, testing out inferencer generated codes, adding and updating refine packages from the UI and more. 🤯

    refine devtools gif

    Usage

    Install the dependencies using your package manager.

    npm i @refinedev/devtools@latest @refinedev/cli@latest

    Add <DevtoolsProvider /> and <DevtoolsPanel /> components to your app:

    You'll need to wrap your app with <DevtoolsProvider /> component and add <DevtoolsPanel /> component to your app to access the devtools UI.

    import { DevtoolsPanel, DevtoolsProvider } from "@refinedev/devtools";

const App = () => {
    return (
        <DevtoolsProvider>
            <Refine
            // ...
            >
                {/* ... */}
            </Refine>
            <DevtoolsPanel />
        </DevtoolsProvider>
    );
};

    Then you're good to go 🙌, <DevtoolsProvider /> will tell refine to connect to the devtools server and track your queries and mutations. <DevtoolsPanel /> will render the devtools UI in your app.

    note: Devtools only works in development mode and have no overhead on production builds. You don't need to do anything special to exclude DevTools from your bundle.

    Devtools is integrated with @refinedev/cli and it will be started automatically in development mode if you have @refinedev/devtools installed.

    If you want to start devtools manually or have a custom dev script, you can run refine devtools in your project directory or add the following scripts to your package.json:

    {
    "scripts": {
        // If you have not customized the start script.
        "start": "refine dev", // The devtools server runs automatically; you don't need to do anything.

        // If you have customized the start script.
        "start": "my-custom-dev-script & refine devtools" // Run the devtools server manually.

        // other scripts
    }
}

    If you don't have @refinedev/cli installed already, you can follow the installation guide to add it to your project.

    These commands will start the devtools server. If you want to access the devtools UI outside of your app without depending on the <DevtoolsPanel /> component, you can go to http://localhost:5001 in your browser. 🚀

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [d8e464fa2c4]:
    • @refinedev/devtools-shared@1.1.0

@refinedev/devtools-server@1.1.0

Minor Changes

  • #4960 d8e464fa2c4 Thanks @aliemir! - Initial beta release of refine devtools.🎉

    We're releasing refine devtools in beta. refine devtools is designed to help you debug and develop your refine apps. It will be a collection of features including monitoring queries and mutations, testing out inferencer generated codes, adding and updating refine packages from the UI and more. 🤯

    refine devtools gif

    Usage

    Install the dependencies using your package manager.

    npm i @refinedev/devtools@latest @refinedev/cli@latest

    Add <DevtoolsProvider /> and <DevtoolsPanel /> components to your app:

    You'll need to wrap your app with <DevtoolsProvider /> component and add <DevtoolsPanel /> component to your app to access the devtools UI.

    import { DevtoolsPanel, DevtoolsProvider } from "@refinedev/devtools";

const App = () => {
    return (
        <DevtoolsProvider>
            <Refine
            // ...
            >
                {/* ... */}
            </Refine>
            <DevtoolsPanel />
        </DevtoolsProvider>
    );
};

    Then you're good to go 🙌, <DevtoolsProvider /> will tell refine to connect to the devtools server and track your queries and mutations. <DevtoolsPanel /> will render the devtools UI in your app.

    note: Devtools only works in development mode and have no overhead on production builds. You don't need to do anything special to exclude DevTools from your bundle.

    Devtools is integrated with @refinedev/cli and it will be started automatically in development mode if you have @refinedev/devtools installed.

    If you want to start devtools manually or have a custom dev script, you can run refine devtools in your project directory or add the following scripts to your package.json:

    {
    "scripts": {
        // If you have not customized the start script.
        "start": "refine dev", // The devtools server runs automatically; you don't need to do anything.

        // If you have customized the start script.
        "start": "my-custom-dev-script & refine devtools" // Run the devtools server manually.

        // other scripts
    }
}

    If you don't have @refinedev/cli installed already, you can follow the installation guide to add it to your project.

    These commands will start the devtools server. If you want to access the devtools UI outside of your app without depending on the <DevtoolsPanel /> component, you can go to http://localhost:5001 in your browser. 🚀

Patch Changes

@refinedev/devtools-shared@1.1.0

Minor Changes

  • #4960 d8e464fa2c4 Thanks @aliemir! - Initial beta release of refine devtools.🎉

    We're releasing refine devtools in beta. refine devtools is designed to help you debug and develop your refine apps. It will be a collection of features including monitoring queries and mutations, testing out inferencer generated codes, adding and updating refine packages from the UI and more. 🤯

    refine devtools gif

    Usage

    Install the dependencies using your package manager.

    npm i @refinedev/devtools@latest @refinedev/cli@latest

    Add <DevtoolsProvider /> and <DevtoolsPanel /> components to your app:

    You'll need to wrap your app with <DevtoolsProvider /> component and add <DevtoolsPanel /> component to your app to access the devtools UI.

    import { DevtoolsPanel, DevtoolsProvider } from "@refinedev/devtools";

const App = () => {
    return (
        <DevtoolsProvider>
            <Refine
            // ...
            >
                {/* ... */}
            </Refine>
            <DevtoolsPanel />
        </DevtoolsProvider>
    );
};

    Then you're good to go 🙌, <DevtoolsProvider /> will tell refine to connect to the devtools server and track your queries and mutations. <DevtoolsPanel /> will render the devtools UI in your app.

    note: Devtools only works in development mode and have no overhead on production builds. You don't need to do anything special to exclude DevTools from your bundle.

    Devtools is integrated with @refinedev/cli and it will be started automatically in development mode if you have @refinedev/devtools installed.

    If you want to start devtools manually or have a custom dev script, you can run refine devtools in your project directory or add the following scripts to your package.json:

    {
    "scripts": {
        // If you have not customized the start script.
        "start": "refine dev", // The devtools server runs automatically; you don't need to do anything.

        // If you have customized the start script.
        "start": "my-custom-dev-script & refine devtools" // Run the devtools server manually.

        // other scripts
    }
}

    If you don't have @refinedev/cli installed already, you can follow the installation guide to add it to your project.

    These commands will start the devtools server. If you want to access the devtools UI outside of your app without depending on the <DevtoolsPanel /> component, you can go to http://localhost:5001 in your browser. 🚀

@refinedev/devtools-ui@1.1.0

Minor Changes

  • #4960 d8e464fa2c4 Thanks @aliemir! - Initial beta release of refine devtools.🎉

    We're releasing refine devtools in beta. refine devtools is designed to help you debug and develop your refine apps. It will be a collection of features including monitoring queries and mutations, testing out inferencer generated codes, adding and updating refine packages from the UI and more. 🤯

    refine devtools gif

    Usage

    Install the dependencies using your package manager.

    npm i @refinedev/devtools@latest @refinedev/cli@latest

    Add <DevtoolsProvider /> and <DevtoolsPanel /> components to your app:

    You'll need to wrap your app with <DevtoolsProvider /> component and add <DevtoolsPanel /> component to your app to access the devtools UI.

    import { DevtoolsPanel, DevtoolsProvider } from "@refinedev/devtools";

const App = () => {
    return (
        <DevtoolsProvider>
            <Refine
            // ...
            >
                {/* ... */}
            </Refine>
            <DevtoolsPanel />
        </DevtoolsProvider>
    );
};

    Then you're good to go 🙌, <DevtoolsProvider /> will tell refine to connect to the devtools server and track your queries and mutations. <DevtoolsPanel /> will render the devtools UI in your app.

    note: Devtools only works in development mode and have no overhead on production builds. You don't need to do anything special to exclude DevTools from your bundle.

    Devtools is integrated with @refinedev/cli and it will be started automatically in development mode if you have @refinedev/devtools installed.

    If you want to start devtools manually or have a custom dev script, you can run refine devtools in your project directory or add the following scripts to your package.json:

    {
    "scripts": {
        // If you have not customized the start script.
        "start": "refine dev", // The devtools server runs automatically; you don't need to do anything.

        // If you have customized the start script.
        "start": "my-custom-dev-script & refine devtools" // Run the devtools server manually.

        // other scripts
    }
}

    If you don't have @refinedev/cli installed already, you can follow the installation guide to add it to your project.

    These commands will start the devtools server. If you want to access the devtools UI outside of your app without depending on the <DevtoolsPanel /> component, you can go to http://localhost:5001 in your browser. 🚀

Patch Changes

@refinedev/chakra-ui@2.26.10

Patch Changes

@refinedev/inferencer@4.5.12

Patch Changes

@refinedev/mantine@2.28.12

Patch Changes

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