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New Toolbar Collector for Events #84
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Hi @lonnieezell, I just started working on this (so don't pay too much attention to what you see). |
@filisko I think that's a good start. Ideally, it would be awesome to be able to expand each row and see the data that was passed to each event. That, I think, would be quite helpful. Unfortunately, there's no mechanism yet for the expanding rows. It's on my wishlist for the toolbar, but haven't made it there yet :) |
@filisko this is a very good idea to have in the debug bar. 👍 |
Didn't have too much time last weeks, sorry. Now getting back to this. @lonnieezell, should I try to do a PR once I've got the 'Time' column working and the tests added? @ranjithsiji yes it is! |
@filisko yes, a PR is exactly correct. |
Hi @lonnieezell,
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@filisko Good questions.
Thanks! |
@lonnieezell, is it good idea to trigger events inside the Events class? |
Initial thought is, "No", but would need more details. |
so directly call to the Events Collector from the Events class on dev environment would be the best solution? |
Oh, I see what you're saying. Yes, I think so. Otherwise I can see it getting into a loop and never getting out. |
Yes !!! You totally got it! I thought that it would take you more time to realize that 😄 because had no idea of how much you knew about that code. |
:) Was I doing that in the code or something? |
Should show event name and timing, both in it's own tab and in the timeline.
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