Show Redux Store Differences Triggered by Actions #1531
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This looks absolutely amazing @camilossantos2809! I'm embarking on a quest to simplify Reactotron's code base, but I'll make sure to get your PR reviewed and evaluated for inclusion before I get too far. |
Thanks so much, @jamonholmgren! I really appreciate it. |
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yarn build-and-test:localpassesREADME.md(or relevant documentation) has been updated with your changesDescribe your PR
This change allows developers to see what has been modified in the store after an action is dispatched.
It is particularly useful when an action updates multiple modules. When an action is called in Redux, the current store is compared with the new store, and the differences are sent to Reactotron to be displayed in the timeline.
To determine these differences, the microdiff package was used and added as a dependency to reactotron-redux.
I am not entirely familiar with your build process, but I assume that the microdiff package will be installed automatically via npm/yarn when developers upgrade the Reactotron plugin in their projects.
I'm open to feedback and suggestions for further improvements to this implementation. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or if there are areas you'd like me to refine.
closes #496