React - Debugging Flux Actions

Source code for the blog post: Logging & Debugging in React with Flux: Replaying your user’s actions

Using it

First start the backend: npm run backend (which will listen on http://localhost:3001).
Then start the web application: npm run dev (which will run on http://localhost:4501/webpack-dev-server/).

Once you have everything running you can start the app in 2 browser windows:

In the first window, you'll be an end user. If you delete the third item, the app will crash.
In the second window, you'll be a developer. Click the DEBUG button on the top right, choose to replay the end user's session and look at your Console. You'll see the error of the end user.

How does it work?

Link to blog post

Issue Reporting

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License

MIT

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