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Chris Knight edited this page Jul 23, 2018 · 6 revisions

Overview

⚠️ DO NOT FORGET to disable tracing before pushing to a production environment

Tracing allows you to view many of the actions that ng-form-rules performs. This can be useful when debugging, troubleshooting issues, or if you're just curious. Actions that are traced include (but are not limit to) the following:

  • Initialization of model settings
  • Creation of and updates to form controls
  • Syncronous property tests results (validity and editability)
  • Asyncronous property test results (validity and editability)

These actions will be logged to the JavaScript console in your browser.

How to enable tracing

⚡ View example ⚡

To enable tracing add the TRACE_SETTINGS_TOKEN with a truthy value to the list of providers in your Angular module.

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