@haxtra/xray-react
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JavaScript object browser for React.js
$ npm i @haxtra/xray-react
Basic
<XRay obj={myObj} />
Disable header
<XRay obj={myObj} header={false} />
Set custom title
<XRay obj={myObj} title="My title" />
Start minimized
<XRay obj={myObj} minimize />
// same
<XRay obj={myObj} minimize={true} />
Collapse some keys
<XRay obj={myObj} collapse={["key1", "key2"]} />
// collapse nested keys
<XRay obj={myObj} collapse={["key1.sub1", "key1.sub2"]} />
Collapse all top level keys
<XRay obj={myObj} collapse="top" />
Collapse everything
<XRay obj={myObj} collapse />
// same
<XRay obj={myObj} collapse={true} />
Collapse everything except
<XRay obj={myObj} collapseExcept={["key1", "key2"]} />
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JavaScript object browser for React.js
The npm package @haxtra/xray-react receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @haxtra/xray-react popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @haxtra/xray-react 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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