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mori-devtools

v1.1.1

Published

Chrome DevTools custom formatter for mori’s persistent data structures

Downloads

23

Readme

mori-devtools

EXPERIMENTAL

Chrome DevTools custom formatter for mori’s persistent data structures

This is a simplified implementation of cljs-devtools for ClojureScript.

mori-devtools usage example

Installation

npm i -S mori-devtools

Usage

This will install the formatter into a browser

require('mori-devtools').install();

Requirements

Enable Custom formatters in Chrome (Canary)

Custom formatters are available in Chrome Canary or bleeding edge build from chromium-browser-snapshots.

First, enable Dev Tools Experiments:

  • Visit chrome://flags
  • Search the page for "devtools".
  • Click "Enable" under "Enable Developer Tools Experiments"
  • Click "Relaunch Now"

Then turn on custom formatters:

  • Open Dev Tools.
  • Click the gear in the upper right to go to Settings.
  • Click the "Experiments" tab.
  • Press the shift key six times to show the "hidden experiments".
  • Check "Custom Object Formatters".
  • Close Dev Tools.
  • Open Dev Tools.
  • Click the gear to open settings again.
  • Under "Console", check "Enable custom formatters".