state-spy
v1.0.12
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A small debug widget to display contents of the data prop.
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state-spy
Small widget to display the data property of a page.
Usage
<script>
import {StateSpy} from 'state-spy';
let {
data // where data might contain event.locals etc.
} = $props();
</script>
<StateSpy data />
Small objects are initially collapsed, and all collapsed items display their JSON representation:
You can toss in other data as well:
<StateSpy data={[data, {my: "dict"}]}>
Maxium width and positioning can be set with:
<StateSpy
--maxwidth="60vw"
position="bottom-right"
data={data} />
You can set the number of levels to expand with show
- yes, I'm aware that it can't count correctly :):
<StateSpy
show={2}
data={data} />
Right-clicking on a collapsible will collapse all of its children, i.e. from:
to
(if you right-click enough times, twice, it will also open the children - this is a bug).
packaging:
npm version patch
npx svelte-package
npm publish
development (npm works great here, yarn/pnpm not so much).
From this package:
./state-spy> npm install
./state-spy> rm -rf dist && npx svelte-package
./state-spy> npm link
From the package using it:
./my-app> npm link state-spy
Then you can use it in your app as if it were a regular npm package.
Edit cycle:
- stop my-app
- edit state-spy
rm -rf dist && npx svelte-package
- start my-app
- repeat