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@anexia/rxjs-spy-devtools-plugin
Advanced tools
rxjs-spy-devtools-plugin
Install in your project: yarn add rxjs-spy-devtools-plugin
Add the plugin to your: rxjs-spy
import DevToolsPlugin from 'rxjs-spy-devtools-plugin';
const spy = create();
const devtoolsPlugin = new DevToolsPlugin(spy, {
verbose: false,
});
spy.plug(devtoolsPlugin);
// We must teardown the spy if we're hot-reloading:
if (module.hot) {
if (module.hot) {
module.hot.dispose(() => {
spy.teardown();
});
}
}
Tag the streams that you wish to inspect in devtools.
Load the chrome extension
yarn start
yarn build
yarn deploy
yarn start
. This will continuously build the package when you make changes in /src
.yarn link
. This allows yarn to install the package via symlinks.yarn link rxjs-spy-devtools-plugin
. This tells yarn to install the package from the dist folder.Now any changes that you make in /src
should be automatically reflected in the repository where you linked the package.
Later, you might want to use the published version of the package again. Run yarn unlink rxjs-spy-devtools-plugin
from within the linked repo (i.e. ardoq-front).
FAQs
RxJS DevTools plugin for rxjs-spy
We found that @anexia/rxjs-spy-devtools-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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