35 remove redux logger

[mjclawar]

This PR uses the process.env.NODE_ENV to avoid adding logging to the redux middleware in the production build.
Closes #35

Other changes

• Adds package-lock.json
• Adds .idea/ to gitignore for IntelliJ editors
• Bumps version & adds entry to CHANGELOG
• Adds small docstring to the initializeStore function.

[chriddyp]

Looks good to me, thanks @mjclawar !

It looks like tests aren't running, I suspect because this is a forked branch. I'll update those settings.

[chriddyp]

OK @mjclawar , I believe that forks should now trigger tests. Could you try pushing something up again?

[mjclawar]

@chriddyp Tests all pass on my local machine -- any ideas why that one failed?

[chriddyp]

Hm, I suspect that it's intermittent. I'll re-run the tests

[chriddyp]

        input1.send_keys('hello world')

is supposed to fire the callback len('hello world') times: one for each character. However, #22 introduced some behaviour. From the changelog: "This fix should also improve performance when many updates happen at once as outdated requests will get dropped instead of updating the UI.". In this case, I suspect that some requests are getting processed out of order, requests are getting dropped, and the callback is fired 11 times instead of 12.

We should probably update the test with something like:

for char in 'hello world':
    input_1.send_keys(char)
    time.sleep(0.25)

or something more solid like

text = 'hello world'
for (i, char) in enumerate(text):
    input_1.send_keys(char)
    wait_for_text_to_equal('output', text[:i])

Anyway, we don't need to fix that in this PR. I've logged the issue in #38

[mjclawar]

@chriddyp do you need anything else from me to merge this PR in and update? Thanks!

[chriddyp]

@mjclawar Thanks for checking in! No I don't, just need to re-run CI a couple times until everything pases. Circle passes but it looks like Percy had a gateway timeout on the last run.

[mjclawar]

@chriddyp Do you mind publishing 0.11.2 to npm when you get a chance? Thanks! The __init__.py will also need the version bumped to 0.11.2 to work I think.

[chriddyp]

@mjclawar Thanks for reminder! I just published to npm and pypi