β οΈ Beta Release: This package is currently in beta. APIs may change before the stable release.
A powerful debugging and monitoring tool for Hono applications, inspired by Laravel Telescope. Monitor HTTP requests, exceptions, logs, and database queries with a beautiful web dashboard.
π Try it live! No installation needed. Test all features on our hosted example:
API Base URL:
https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app
Currently Available:
- π HTTP Request Monitoring - Track all incoming and outgoing requests with detailed headers and payloads
- π¨ Exception Tracking - Capture and monitor application errors with stack traces
- π Log Monitoring - Monitor console logs with different severity levels
- ποΈ Database Query Monitoring - Track SQL queries (Prisma, Sequelize, MongoDB, Bun SQLite) with execution time
- π Beautiful Dashboard - Modern React-based web interface with real-time updates
- π― Zero Configuration - Works out of the box with sensible defaults
- π·οΈ Tagging System - Organize entries with custom tags and context
- π§ TypeScript Support - Full type definitions and type safety
- β‘ High Performance - Minimal overhead with efficient memory management
- π Bun & Node.js - Works with both runtimes seamlessly
- ποΈ Multiple Database Support - Integrates with popular database libraries
Planned Features (Roadmap):
- π¨ Code Formatting - Built-in Prettier integration for consistent code style
- π Automated Versioning - Release-it integration for semantic versioning
- πΎ Data Export - Export monitored data in multiple formats (JSON, CSV)
- π Alerts & Notifications - Real-time alerts for errors and performance issues
- π Analytics & Reporting - Advanced analytics and historical data analysis
- π Authentication & Authorization - Dashboard access control
- π Multi-Tenancy Support - Support for multiple isolated projects
- π± Mobile Dashboard - Responsive mobile-friendly dashboard improvements
- π§© Plugin System - Extensible plugin architecture for custom integrations
- π Data Persistence - Optional database storage for long-term monitoring
# Using npm
npm install hono-telescope
# Using yarn
yarn add hono-telescope
# Using pnpm
pnpm add hono-telescope
# Using bun
bun add hono-telescopeimport { Hono } from 'hono';
import { setupTelescope } from 'hono-telescope';
const app = new Hono();
// Setup Telescope with default configuration
setupTelescope(app);
// Your routes
app.get('/', (c) => {
console.log('Home page accessed');
return c.json({ message: 'Hello World!' });
});
export default app;Visit http://localhost:3000/telescope to access the dashboard.
π Complete Example: See src/example/index.ts for a full working example with all Telescope features including database query monitoring, multiple HTTP clients (fetch + Axios), and error handling.
Visit the live dashboard and test these endpoints:
API Base: https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app
Run all endpoints at once with our test script:
# Download and run the test script
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jubstaaa/hono-telescope/main/src/example/test-all-endpoints.sh)Or if you have the repo cloned locally:
bash src/example/test-all-endpoints.shThis will automatically test all endpoints and populate the Telescope dashboard with data! β¨
Users Management
# Get all users
curl https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/users
# Create a new user
curl -X POST https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/users \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"name": "John Doe", "email": "[email protected]", "username": "johndoe"}'
# Get user by ID
curl https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/users/1
# Update user
curl -X PUT https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/users/1 \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"name": "Jane Doe", "username": "janedoe"}'
# Delete user
curl -X DELETE https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/users/1Database Operations (SQLite with Bun)
# Trigger database query
curl https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/health/dbExternal Requests (HTTP Interceptor)
# Trigger outgoing HTTP request (tested with Axios)
curl https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/external/requestError Handling (Exception Tracking)
# Trigger an error
curl https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/errorLogging (Log Monitoring)
# Trigger log entries
curl https://hono-telescope-9lvpv.ondigitalocean.app/api/logsAfter making requests, visit the Telescope Dashboard to see:
- π Incoming Requests - All HTTP requests with headers, payload, and response
- π€ Outgoing Requests - External API calls made by the app
- π Logs - Console logs captured in real-time
β οΈ Exceptions - Errors and stack traces- ποΈ Queries - Database queries with execution time
- π Statistics - Summary of all monitored events
import { setupTelescope } from 'hono-telescope';
setupTelescope(app, {
enabled: true, // Enable/disable Telescope
path: '/telescope', // Dashboard path
max_entries: 1000, // Maximum entries to store
ignored_paths: ['/health'], // Paths to ignore
watchers: {
requests: true, // Monitor HTTP requests
exceptions: true, // Monitor exceptions
logs: true, // Monitor logs
queries: true, // Monitor database queries
},
});Hono Telescope automatically intercepts and monitors queries from:
- Prisma - Full ORM support with $queryRaw and $executeRaw
- Sequelize - SQL ORM query tracking
- MongoDB - NoSQL document operations
- Bun SQLite - Native SQLite database queries
Queries are automatically captured with:
- β±οΈ Execution time
- π Query text and bindings
- π Parent request context
- π¨ Error information if query fails
First, install dependencies:
bun installThen build the project for the first time:
bun run buildHono Telescope requires three separate processes running simultaneously for full development experience. Open three terminal windows:
Terminal 1 - TypeScript Compilation (Watch Mode)
bun run devThis watches for TypeScript changes and compiles them to JavaScript.
Terminal 2 - Example Application
bun run dev:exampleThis starts the example Hono application with hot reload at http://localhost:3000
- Example API endpoints:
http://localhost:3000/api/...