adapt to angular app running inside iframe

[jinyangzhen]

A simple change to allow ng-stat snippet to monitor watches from angular app running inside iframe, for example Plunker and JSFiddle.

[kentcdodds]

Awesome! Could you give me a way that I can test this out myself? I'm not sure that I know exactly how to test this.

[jinyangzhen]

As attached screen shot

1. Launch a plunker case in Chrome
2. Open DevTool, and in console tab, switch to the iframe 'PlunkerPreviewTarget'
3. Add/Run ng-stat.js snippet in source tab
4. the monitoring chart will be displayed in result frame, indicates ng-stat is now set to monitoring the plunker case instead of plunker itself :-)

[kentcdodds]

Ah! I didn't know you could do that! Cool! Give me some more time to look
at this and then I think this will definitely make it in! Thanks for
showing me that neat trick too!

-Kent C. Dodds

On Wed, Apr 1, 2015 at 10:43 PM, Yangzhen Jin notifications@github.com
wrote:

[image: ng-stat]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1779918/6957836/c4ffeb88-d934-11e4-9357-f9b295941dbb.png

As attached screen shot

1. Launch a plunker case in Chrome
2. Open DevTool, and in console tab, switch to the iframe
   'PlunkerPreviewTarget'
3. Add/Run ng-stat.js snippet in source tab
4. the monitoring chart will be displayed in result frame, indicates
   ng-stat is now set to monitoring the plunker case instead of plunker itself
   :-)

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[kentcdodds]

Looks good to me! Thanks!

[kentcdodds]

Published as 2.2.0. Thanks!

[Jag-MW]

Hi, is there a way we can just use the api in the protractor tests to get the values of digest length?