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@prodo/devtools-core

v0.1.7

Published

This is the core package for the Prodo Development Tools. The tools are implemented in Prodo.

Downloads

26

Readme

Prodo Developer Tools

This is the core package for the Prodo Development Tools. The tools are implemented in Prodo.

Installation

Add the devtools plugin to your model so that your app and the devtools can communicate properly.

import { createModel } from "@prodo/core";
import devToolsPlugin from "@prodo/devtools";

export interface State {}

export const model = createModel<State>().with(devToolsPlugin);

To show the devtools next to your app, turn the devtools variable to true when you create your store.

const { Provider } = model.createStore({ devtools: true, initState });

Usage

Currently, you can use these devtools as a wrapper component around your Prodo application.

Wrapper Component

All you have to do is install the plugin as described above and set the devtools variable to true when you create your store.