This is an extension to help out with state management in the "Tangerine" app structure proposed by Atlassian frontend. It provides some handy UI and commands to easily navigate to a specific selector in the current app.

Note that this is an innovation week project, future support is not guaranteed.

• State tree view

  • This extension provides a tree view of all actions, selectors and reducers.
  • Clicking on an item jumps to the line it is defined on 

• Fuzzy search

  • Fuzzy search your state! You don't need to type anything exactly when filtering or jumping to an item.
  • Click the handy filtering button on the treeview to filter the current apps state. (Or execute tangerine.search)
    • This filtering state will be cleared when you switch apps, click the 'clear filter' button, or execute tangerine.clearFiltering
  • You can also forego the search entirely if you know what you want. (via tangerine.jumpTo)
    • This will search the selected text and jump to the first match. (Does not need to be exact)
    • If no text is selected it will prompt for an item to jump to.

• Quick action creation

  • Quickly create an action in a subfolder! No need to right click and create a million folders anymore, just one command and one string.
  • Prepend your name with your context with a period delimited name e.g: this.is.a.testAction to create an action named testAction in state/this/is/a/index.js
  • If there is no context we will insert the action at the current cursor. 

This requires that your app has a state folder somewhere and that you vaguely follow the tangerine spec. If you're at Atlassian you already have 5000 eslint rules for that, so don't worry.

• Action creator will not export types or respect a singular actions.js file.
• No options, who needs them?

Initial release (2/11/18)

• Innovation week project because tangerine is hard to conceptualize, especially if you're new to an app
• Code quality: somewhere between spaghetti and shipit

• Update generator to remove extra comma
• Make it so the icon isn't a grey square