# Developer tools (/docs/developer-tools)



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  The XState developer tools currently only work for XState version 4. Typegen is not supported in XState version 5.
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Find more about our [XState CLI (Command Line Interface)](#xstate-cli-command-line-interface) below. We plan to make extensions for more IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) in the future.

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  [Read about our XState VS Code extension on its own page](xstate-vscode-extension).
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XState CLI (Command Line Interface) [#xstate-cli-command-line-interface]

The [@xstate/cli (Command Line Interface) package](https://github.com/statelyai/xstate-tools/tree/master/apps/cli) contains commands for running typegen. The package is small right now, but we plan to add more features.

Installation [#installation]

Run `npm install @xstate/cli`.

Commands [#commands]

xstate typegen <files> [#xstate-typegen-files]

Use the following command to run the typegen against a glob.

`xstate typegen "src/**/*.ts?(x)"`

Running typegen will scan every targeted file and generate a typegen file to accompany it. It will also import the typegen into your file, as described in [our typegen documentation](typegen).

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  Ensure you wrap your glob in quotes for correct execution. If you don’t wrap the glob in quotes, it will be interpreted as a list of files, not a glob, which will give unexpected results.
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Options [#options]

`xstate typegen "src/**/*.ts?(x)" --watch`

Runs the task on a watch, monitoring for changed files and running the typegen script against them.