WIP - External stand-alone Devtool #918
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The devtool is now available for download on the Chrome Web Store here! Again, publish issues and feedback so we can fine tune for snapshots API. |
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@Thiesl137 #474 is merged, and it's basically ready. what's remaining is docs, but you can play around with it. |
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Docs PR: https://github.com/pmndrs/website/pull/87 |
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Hi @Thiesl137, what's the status on this? |
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Hey @Thisen, It's been a journey - as well, this summer was busier than I had anticipated. None the less, I have been able to figure out how to implement the snapshot API to enable time-travel with the devtool on a basic Jotai application. I'll spend tomorrow cleaning up the package and reloading to the Chrome Store. |
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Any updates? |
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I opened a new issue #911. I think there's room for improvement. |
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Hello Everyone!
My team and I have developed a minimal stand-alone devtool Atomic for React applications using Jotai!
It's a WIP and have just released a beta version for public use.
You can visit the Website or GitHub to get more information.
It's currently under review with Chrome Web Store so not accessible by download yet. In the mean-time, if you would like to explore the tool you can fork the repository and load unpacked the extension/build folder into your chrome extensions.
Key features of Atomic Devtool include:
It's an open-source library and welcome contributions and feedback!
As soon as internal snapshot API @Thisen is working on #425 is finished, we plan to integrate Atomic with Jotai's snapshot API.
Thanks!
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