redux-devtools-log-monitor
The default monitor for Redux DevTools with a tree view
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I've had a few situations where it would be really convenient for me to get a copy of just the current state object either saved to a pretty-printed JSON file or copied to the clipboard. The existing download button is similar, but since it downloads actions and computed state, I have to shave a few more yaks to get a clean copy of the state object. The current best solution I have is to use react-devtools to select my `JSON.stringify($r.store.getState())` into the console. This works, but requires multiple unintuitive clicks, remembering or finding that code snippet, and then formatting the output. Since this is something I run into often, it would reduce a lot of friction to have a more streamlined solution, like a "Copy current state to Clipboard" button somewhere in the UI. Another user suggested being able to copy the contents of the log monitor panel just by clicking and dragging, which is another potential solution that would work for this use case. I'm more than happy to open a PR for this and implement the feature, but before I spend a lot of time on it, I just wanted to check whether or not this is a feature you'd be interested in merging, and if you have any thoughts about the design of the UI/UX for this feature.
In using the `` component, I am getting warnings about a prop used in the module. Here is my usage: my module versions: How do I fix this behavior? It is making the console very noisy
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Adds import and export functionality to the log monitor Start the discussion on where to store the redux store log information. Currently the log information is stored in localstorage for the initial conversation.
Can we add ability to show state keys in alphabetical order?
When using flux standard actions I have to click the property to see the contents of the action. I guess I could stop using FSA, but another option could be for LogMonitor to expand the payload by default.
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Repository: gaearon/redux-devtools-log-monitor. Description: The default monitor for Redux DevTools with a tree view Stars: 308, Forks: 65. Primary language: JavaScript. Languages: JavaScript (100%). License: MIT. Latest release: v1.3.0 (9y ago). Open PRs: 2, open issues: 6. Last activity: 8y ago. Community health: 57%. Top contributors: gaearon, zalmoxisus, romanmatiasko, tomatau, anibali, calesce, colinmeinke, gpbl, khankuan, alexkuz and others.