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Angular components for hosting React components in MemberJunction applications
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/**
* @fileoverview Project-level React debug configuration
* Controls whether React development or production builds are loaded
* @module @memberjunction/ng-react/config
*/
/**
* Global configuration for React library loading.
* Set this to true in development environments to get detailed React error messages.
* Set to false in production for smaller bundle sizes and better performance.
*
* This must be configured before any React components are loaded.
* Typically set in your app.module.ts or main.ts file.
*
* @example
* // Option 1: Set via window global (for quick testing):
* (window as any).__MJ_REACT_DEBUG_MODE__ = true;
*
* // Option 2: Use Angular environment (recommended):
* import { environment } from './environments/environment';
* import { ReactDebugConfig } from '@memberjunction/ng-react';
* ReactDebugConfig.setDebugMode(environment.reactDebug || false);
*
* // In your environment.ts file:
* export const environment = {
* production: false,
* reactDebug: true // Enable React debug logging
* };
*/
export declare class ReactDebugConfig {
/**
* Static property that controls React debug mode globally.
* Can be overridden at application startup before React loads.
* Defaults to false to avoid verbose console logging.
* Set to true via environment variable or setDebugMode() for debugging.
*/
static DEBUG_MODE: boolean;
/**
* Get the current debug mode setting.
* Priority order:
* 1. Window global override (__MJ_REACT_DEBUG_MODE__)
* 2. Static DEBUG_MODE property (set via setDebugMode() or environment)
* Defaults to false if none are set.
*/
static getDebugMode(): boolean;
/**
* Set the debug mode (must be called before React loads)
*/
static setDebugMode(debug: boolean): void;
}