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svelte-dev-store

v1.0.2

Published

A svelte store wrapper using Redux to enable the Redux Dev tools for improved store state visibility

Downloads

3

Readme

Svelte Dev Store

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This project allows you to use the Redux Dev Tools browser plugin when working with a Svelte store instance.

To use this package in your project as you develop, you simply import this package instead of the svelte/store and create an instance of the exported class, instead of 'Store'.

import SvelteDevStore from 'svelte-dev-store';

const myStore = new SvelteDevStore({name: 'Gareth'});

myStore.set({name: 'Bob'});
myStore.set({name: 'Jim'});
myStore.set({name: 'Jeff'});

Then when you open up the Redux dev tools, you should see 3 newState actions and the chart should show the structure of your svelte store.

svelteDevStore has the exact same API as the actual svelte/store. It just extends it to incorporate sending actions to a very simple redux store, that enables you to see it in the dev tools.