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collar.js-dev-webclient
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This tool is used to collect dev information in your collar.js based web application.
#!!! This branch is published as the npm module: collar.js-dev-webclient TODO: fork this branch to a new repo
For webpack/browserify:
npm install collar.js-dev-webclient --save-dev
Or, you can directly download it from github:
https://github.com/bhou/collarjs-dist
For bundle tool, like webpack/browserify:
const DevToolAddon = require('collar.js-dev-webclient');
collar.use(new DevToolAddon());
For web application
<script src="collar.js-dev-webclient.js"></script>
It will register a global variable DevToolAddon;
collar.use(new DevToolAddon());
You can pass options to the DevToolAddon constructor:
You need to use the right version of collar.js-dev-webclient to match the collar dev server version.
Usually both of them use the same major version to keep the compatibility:
collar-dev-server v0.* matches collar.js-dev-webclient v0.* collar-dev-server v1.* matches collar.js-dev-webclient v1.*
FAQs
collar.js client side dev tool for web
The npm package collar.js-dev-webclient receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, collar.js-dev-webclient popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that collar.js-dev-webclient 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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