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@ngrx/devtools
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Devtools for @ngrx projects.
To instrument your @ngrx/store and use the devtools, simply call instrumentStore()
after you call provideStore()
then use the Devtools
component:
import {Devtools, instrumentStore} from '@ngrx/devtools';
@Component({
selector: 'app',
providers: [
provideStore(reducer),
instrumentStore()
],
directives: [ Devtools ],
template: `
<ngrx-devtools></ngrx-devtools>
`
})
export class App{ ... }
To customize the default layout for the devtools, import the devtoolsConfig
function, add it to providers with an object with position
(top, bottom, left, right), size
(0.3) and visible
(true).
To set different commands for toggling dock visibility and position, use the toggle-command
(ctrl-h) and position-command
(ctrl-m) inputs on the ngrx-devtools
component:
import {Devtools, instrumentStore, devtoolsConfig} from '@ngrx/devtools';
@Component({
providers: [
instrumentStore(),
devtoolsConfig({
position: 'bottom',
visible: false,
size: 0.3
})
],
directives: [ Devtools ],
template: `
<ngrx-devtools toggle-command="ctrl-k" position-command="ctrl-e"></ngrx-devtools>
`
})
export class App{ ... }
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1.3.3 (2016-03-17)
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Developer tools for @ngrx projects
We found that @ngrx/devtools demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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