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    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    you mean that I have only 2 levels?
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    I mean this: http://joxi.ru/eAO67wRipVDL2o
    the 3rd level is meant to be blank in the cosmos example, it's the same for me
    hence: https://github.com/skidding/cosmos/blob/master/examples/component-playground/component-playground.html#L23-L79
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    "// The Component Playground inside itself might not be the best example :)" - totaly agreed =)
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    :D
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    It is really ambigues, and looks like something is broken
    May be you use something simple like https://github.com/lapanoid/hot-cosmos/tree/master/components ?
    If you implement some simple example it would be really helpful for me to understand how it should work
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    we'll I'm trying to integrate it in a project that has hundreds of fixtures using Cosmos, but no component playground
    after that I might learn a few things that need to be tweaked as well on the playground
    still. you're saying it worked with 0.4.0 and doesn't work with 0.5.0?
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    Not exactly I picked cosmos 0.4.0 and modified for my "hot" needs
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    because the playground example was the same before the upgrade...
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    https://github.com/lapanoid/hot-cosmos/blob/master/cosmos.js - here it is
    Nothing special I just solved a couple issues, I dont deeply understand cosmos yet=(
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    @skidding I assume this \cosmos\examples\component-playground\component-playground.html - general example that show all power of cosmos, but it is complicated, some really primitive example would be nice
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    yeah, you're right
    should come with a few dummy components to showcase
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    @skidding I added demo gif https://github.com/lapanoid/hot-cosmos )
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    sweet!
    afilp
    @afilp
    anybody here?
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    Yep
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    here
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    @lapanoid curious if you got the chance to see the restructured Cosmos 0.6 https://github.com/skidding/cosmos – it now has hot reloading built-in, added by react-hot-loader's creator himself skidding/cosmos#127 :)
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    Great news and great work=) All looks much more solid since I looked last time)
    I keep in mind to try 0.6 just have a lot of backend work now
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    thanks. worked a bit for the last weeks to make it as simple as possible to use
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    I played with flux a little bit, it is really cool especially that you can just replay events to get state of app, maybe it can be useful for cosmos in some way?
    For some sequence of events -> render component -> maybe compare with previous component snapshot
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    @skidding
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    going back and forth through variations of component snapshots does sound cool indeed. this way you could also test transitions between one state and another
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    Yep
    React render is pretty fast so no need to even store snapshot
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    and getting a flux + cosmos setup is something I want to try out pretty bad, but I didn't get the change to get fully immersed in any flux implementation so far...
    which flux lib are you using?
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    Actually I don’t use any just holding conception, flux is pretty simple. I may say I wrote my own lib)
    I just dealt with a lot of frp code based on kefir.js so I intergrated them
    http://blog.rookstudios.com/getting-started-with-the-flux-architecture/ - check this)
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    I just thought.. how long it would be to go through all commit history of some repo and render all components. where allTime = nComponents * nCommits. If it is not really slow I’d would like to use it)
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    thanks for the flux link
    how would you capture all those component outputs?
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    With some worker process I guess and store it outside of repo
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    you could take a screenshot of each and store them on the drive to open later
    Sergey Lapin
    @sergey-lapin
    manually?
    Ovidiu Cherecheș
    @skidding
    no no
    we use this at work for example: https://github.com/Huddle/PhantomCSS
    but I'm sure there are more ways to take a screenshot of a webpack programatically
    s/webpack/webpage
    :)