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Alternatively, it might be nice to only log this message at all for developers of react-blessed, e.g. compile that warning out, maybe not even try to require('./devtools'), when you build react-blessed for distribution.
If you intend for clients (not just yourselves) to be able to use the devtools, then it would be nice to document that in the README, and IMO make clients have to opt-into using react-devtools / seeing that warning, rather than, at present, have to set NODE_ENV to suppress the warning.
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Hello @wearhere. You are making a good point. I guess clients should be able to use devtools but I agree those warnings should not pop out and devtool integration should really be opt-in. However, I don't remember if, at the time, some technical limit was not involved here. @iamdustan do you remember anything about this?
If this library is loaded without
react-devtools-core
orws
being installed, https://github.com/Yomguithereal/react-blessed/blob/1ae620a62c90bd34051d6458876a6b70abd7cf77/src/fiber/devtools.js will throw an error, resulting in this message being logged to the console. I see that I can suppress that by settingNODE_ENV = 'production'
prior to loading this library. Is that your recommendation for clients? I don't see anything in the README about that, would be nice to add.Alternatively, it might be nice to only log this message at all for developers of
react-blessed
, e.g. compile that warning out, maybe not even try torequire('./devtools')
, when you buildreact-blessed
for distribution.If you intend for clients (not just yourselves) to be able to use the devtools, then it would be nice to document that in the README, and IMO make clients have to opt-into using
react-devtools
/ seeing that warning, rather than, at present, have to setNODE_ENV
to suppress the warning.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: