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The new DevTools is awesome and fast as hell! :) That's a relief. However, I still have to scroll through my 100 getters and 20 substores (Vuex modules) 100 times a day.
Every day I open Vue DevTools about 100 times. When I'm developing a feature I typically go to the same property (or Vuex module) again and again. This is annoying in mid size stores. And 10 times more annoying when a website (or a PWA in our case) gets big.
What does the proposed API look like?
There is this new three-dot dropdown menu in front of each store property/getter/value. Currently it has only one menu item - Copy Value. I propose to add one more item there - Auto Show (or Pin, or Auto Scroll to Here). When clicked it should:
Memorise (aka "pin") the property for the whole website (value should be stored in a localStorage or something), so that it works cross tabs.
Forget the previously "pinned" property.
When the state tree is shown for the first time the DevTools should auto scroll to and expand that property. (Or do nothing if property is not found.)
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What problem does this feature solve?
The new DevTools is awesome and fast as hell! :) That's a relief. However, I still have to scroll through my 100 getters and 20 substores (Vuex modules) 100 times a day.
Every day I open Vue DevTools about 100 times. When I'm developing a feature I typically go to the same property (or Vuex module) again and again. This is annoying in mid size stores. And 10 times more annoying when a website (or a PWA in our case) gets big.
What does the proposed API look like?
There is this new three-dot dropdown menu in front of each store property/getter/value. Currently it has only one menu item -
Copy Value
. I propose to add one more item there -Auto Show
(orPin
, orAuto Scroll to Here
). When clicked it should:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: