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ef-time-traveler

v1.0.2

Published

A time traveler written for ef, written with ef

Downloads

7

Readme

ef-time-traveler

A time traveler written for ef, written with ef

Usage

Import the time traveler and template to be time-traveled

import TimeTraveler from 'ef-time-traveler'
import Template from './template.eft'

Create a time traveler instance and a new template instance

const timeTraveler = new TimeTraveler()
const template = new Template()

Register the template instance to the time traveler instance. Specify keys to tell the time traveler to record which things needed:

timeTraveler.register(template, ['key1', 'key2.subProp'])

Then do some operations on template instance, history will be automatically recorded


Get how many history is recorded. This is a read only value:

const count = timeTraveler.historyCount

Jump back to history at position X<int>

timeTraveler.currentPos = X

Recording is disabled when viewing history. Resume to the last history position in order to continue editing:

timeTraveler.currentPos = timeTraveler.historyCount

Revert X<int> history records. Newer history record is then discarded:

timeTraveler.revert(X)

Reset to position X<int> and then all newer history is discarded:

timeTraveler.reset(X)

Notice

This time traveler only records changes, so you may need to be careful when manually setting currentPos. Reverting history would lead to a full history reconstruct, so use carefully to avoid performance issue.

License

MIT