debugGlobalStore

Use debugGlobalStore() to inspect all global states directly in the developer console.

✅ Fully compatible with React Native — if console.table isn’t available, it will gracefully fall back to console.log.

🧪 Example Usage

import { debugGlobalStore } from "use-s-react";
 
useEffect(() => {
  debugGlobalStore(); // Logs all global keys and values
 
  debugGlobalStore({ filterKey: "global-user" }); // Logs only the "global-user" state
 
  debugGlobalStore({ withConsoleTable: false }); // Uses console.log instead of console.table
}, []);

Make sure to call debugGlobalStore() inside a useEffect or another lifecycle-safe context.

If you’re tracking specific global states, include their values in the useEffect dependency array to re-log when they change.

🔍 Options

• Inspect all global states

  debugGlobalStore();

• Inspect a specific key

  debugGlobalStore({ filterKey: "a-key" });

• Disable console.table formatting

  debugGlobalStore({ withConsoleTable: false });

This is a handy tool for development and debugging. For production apps, avoid calling debugGlobalStore() unless explicitly needed.