asyncredux-observers

You can observe AsyncRedux state changes and actions by defining concrete observer implementations and wiring them to the Store using actionObservers and stateObservers to monitor action dispatches and track post-reducer state changes.

Track widget rebuilds for StoreConnector by configuring a ModelObserver in your AsyncRedux Store, which surfaces widget rebuild usage and provides performance insights to help optimize your Flutter app.

Yes, you can capture and log errors with optional suppression in an AsyncRedux store by implementing an ErrorObserver, enabling robust error handling and analytics when wiring it to your Store configuration.

The best way to implement undo and redo is by configuring a StateObserver to track state changes after reducers, enabling you to record state history and revert to previous states across your AsyncRedux application.

No specific dependencies are required to start monitoring your Flutter AsyncRedux store; you only need to define concrete observer implementations for actions, state, errors, or models and wire them directly to your existing Store.

AsyncRedux action observation works by using an ActionObserver to monitor when actions are dispatched and completed, logging INI and END states to provide structured visibility and end-to-end observability for debugging Flutter apps.