Minimalistic frontend event store.
npm install --save loglore
Directly use the file loglore.browser.js in your webpage.
<head>
<script src="loglore.browser.js"></script>
</head>
<scripts>
console.log(window.loglore); // methods are bootstraped here
</scripts>You will find some examples in the documentation https://ferdodo.github.io/loglore
- Define your own event interface in typescript.
- Make a small abstraction of the lib to implement bindings with your own typings.
- Make an extensible event format.
- Never update your previous events or typings if there is some existing previous data.
- Dont use for production or serious projects.