ReSwift middleware that can be used to communicate with redux-dev tools. It has been tested with redux-devtools cli, but it should work with other monitors too. This project is heavily inspired by the katanaMonitor-lib-swift.

Install the redux-devtools cli once:

npm install -g @redux-devtools/cli

Run the standalone application (every time you want to use the monitor)

redux-devtools --open

The monitor is shipped using Cocoapods.

Add the pod ReSwiftMonitor

pod 'ReSwiftMonitor', :configurations => ['Debug']

github "t-osawa-009/ReSwiftMonitor" 

The middleware should be used in debug configurations only.

In your application, conditionally add the middleware. Here, for instance, we use the DEBUG macro to conditionally add the middleware in debug configurations only:

var middleware: [Middleware<AppState>] = { var _middleware: [Middleware<AppState>] = [] #if DEBUG let monitorMiddleware = MonitorMiddleware.make(configuration: Configuration()) _middleware.append(monitorMiddleware) #endif return _middleware }() let store = Store<AppState>(reducer: AppState.reducer(), state: AppState(), middleware: middleware)

• Launch redux-devtools in your terminal
• Click settings and make sure that Use custom local server is selected and the configuration is the proper ones (by default localhost and 8000). This is the UI where actions will appear
• Launch your Reswift application

• ReSwiftMonitorBrowser ReSwiftMonitor Browser for iOS, Mac OS

• sacOO7/socketcluster-client-swift
• ReSwift
• HandyJSON
• Starscream

There's still a lot of work to do here. We would love to see you involved. You can find all the details on how to get started in the Contributing Guide.

ReSwiftMonitor is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.