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Maybe the undo library is a good place to start: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame-undo , although it's not exactly time-travelling debugging. I don't know of any literature in this area specifically utilizing re-frame 0.8.0 😕
is there a component to render only visible items of the list? like react-lazy-render or something...
@andre: Could you define your own version of reg-event, or do you need to intercept events written by other people?
Also, re-frisk is pretty awesome and sounds like it's bringing you some interesting problems to solve.
@andre: Like @shaun-mahood mentions, your own wrapper for reg-event
is the first, most obvious solution. This was suggested to me by @mikethompson as well when I asked the same question.
@shaun-mahood yes i need to intercept events written by other people, i want to implement history traveling debugger in the re-frisk panel
but maybe it's better to provide just ui. and developers should decide which events can be undoable
Is there a recommended way of getting raw html - in this case a diff of two texts - produced by a third party lib into a view?
@mac: You can use dangerously set inner html on your reagent component
@shaun-mahood Yeah, that appears to be the only moderately sane way.