rxjs-debug
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1.3.0
rxjs-debug
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npm i rxjs-debug --save-dev
RxJS-Debug provides a single utility function to debug complicated RxJS streams. It visualizes the piped-operators, subscriptions and completion.
The utility function $D
is the only API that RxJS-Debug has.
You can wrap an Observable
with it and enable automated logging without any extra effort.
// a simple observable
const source = of(1);
// wrap it with rxjs-debug
// you can also provide an optional id to identify the Observable
$D(source, {id: 'Special'}) // returns a copy of the original Observable with logging enabled
// apply operators on it (optional)
.pipe(
map(x => x + 5),
switchMap(x => of(x * 2)),
delay(200)
)
.subscribe(); // activate the stream
This is what you'd get in the console
You can try it out here.
Please don't leave the $D
in your production code/build, rxjs-debug
is only meant to be used during development.
You should keep the rxjs-debug
in your devDependencies
and just use $D
whenever you need it (for debugging).
We appreciate your help with reporting issues and fixing bugs. We also welcome your suggestions and feedback.
FAQs
Automated RxJS Visualizer
The npm package rxjs-debug receives a total of 432 weekly downloads. As such, rxjs-debug popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rxjs-debug 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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