How to use @politie/sherlock-utils - 1 common examples
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politie / sherlock / scripts / process-bundle.js View on Github 
const utils = require('@politie/sherlock-utils');
const rxjs = require('@politie/sherlock-rxjs');
const a$ = sherlock.atom({ nested: { property: 'value' } });
let receivedValue
a$.react(v => receivedValue = v, { skipFirst: true });
assert.strictEqual(receivedValue, undefined);
const value$ = a$.pluck('nested').pluck('property');
assert.strictEqual(value$.get(), 'value');
value$.set('another value');
assert.deepStrictEqual(receivedValue, { nested: { property: 'another value' } });
assert.deepStrictEqual(utils.getStateObject(value$), { value: 'another value', resolved: true, errored: false });
assert.ok(rxjs.toObservable(a$));
console.log('Bundles ok.');@politie/sherlock-utils
Utility functions that are designed to work with Sherlock. His toolbelt.
