`debugGlobalStore`

Use debugGlobalStore() to inspect all global states directly in the developer console.
It also allows you to view the keys of the global states that are stored in the browser’s localStorage.

✅ 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({ consoleLog: true }); // 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: "global-key" });

Disable console.table formatting
```
debugGlobalStore({ consoleLog: true });
```

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