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I have the following idea. When we open a cycle.js visual dev tool, it should be possible to collapse and expand observables' circuits of components. But for this to happen, a visual tool need to know at which point components touch.
This info can be placed by machinery that inserts/remove trees, either taking a name of a component function, that created the tree, and/or by reading annotations on tree-creating function. More so, there can info say at which route (or part of it) has a particular circuit section has been inserted.
Is such labeling done currently? If so, can you point me to code. If not, what do you think about this?
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I have the following idea. When we open a cycle.js visual dev tool, it should be possible to collapse and expand observables' circuits of components. But for this to happen, a visual tool need to know at which point components touch.
This info can be placed by machinery that inserts/remove trees, either taking a name of a component function, that created the tree, and/or by reading annotations on tree-creating function. More so, there can info say at which route (or part of it) has a particular circuit section has been inserted.
Is such labeling done currently? If so, can you point me to code. If not, what do you think about this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: