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@fountainhead/react-json-delta-inspector
Advanced tools
Visualize and explore changes to JSON objects generated by 'json-delta', using 'react-inspector'
Visualize and explore changes to JSON objects generated by json-delta
, using
react-inspector
.
For NPM users:
npm install @fountainhead/react-json-delta-inspector
For Yarn users:
yarn add @fountainhead/react-json-delta-inspector
This package contains a <DeltaInspector/>
component, which accepts the
following props:
prev
(any): The 'previous' state of some Object or Arraydelta
(Diff[]): The result of calling jsonDelta.diff
against prev
and
another object.You will notice that <DeltaInspector />
does not accept a next
object or
attempt to compute a diff between two objects itself; it is on you, as the user
of this package, to provide the previous state and the delta yourself. Since
computing a delta is potentially an expensive operation, you are far more suited
to manage how and when to compute this delta yourself via jsonDelta.diff
,
rather than us try to optimise it for you.
FAQs
Visualize and explore changes to JSON objects generated by 'json-delta', using 'react-inspector'
The npm package @fountainhead/react-json-delta-inspector receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @fountainhead/react-json-delta-inspector popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @fountainhead/react-json-delta-inspector demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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