Feature: Debugging method to display cart data quickly
See original GitHub issueWas thinking we can provide CartDisplay
to the library, that way people won’t have to build out a whole interface or log everything happening just to see if the lib is working. Similar to how formik has a component just for showing form state
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That sounds like a good idea, I think something like
debugShoppingCart()
would be a good idea:And then to use this function it would look like:
We could also make it appear as more of a traditional component like
<DebugShoppingCart />
, however, this works just as well and I believe indicates more of a debugging nature to the function rather than a normal component.Sure, I’ll get started on that soon. I’ll try to write some tests for the HTML it renders too.