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choo-time

v0.2.1

Published

Created with choo-cli

Downloads

9

Readme

choo-time

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Quickstart

It is quick and easy to start hacking time. Add it to your project using npm, implement it as a choo middleware, and then add a line of code to your reducers hash.

installation from npm:

npm install choo-time --save-dev

add as a middleware:

const chooTime = require('choo-time')

app.use(chooTime())

add the "refresh" reducer

var myModel = {
    reducers: {
        refresh: (data, state) => state,
        ...
    }
}

start your app and then you should see a red smiley face button in the button right of your app.

happy face

Start click through your app and watch the tool button enumerate. This is a count of your actions.

Click on the button and check out the complete timeline of actions for your app

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