memorio 4.8.0 → 4.9.7

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- # useObserver - Memorio
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- > ⚛️ **React Only**: This is a React hook and only works within React components
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- useObserver is a React hook for observing state changes. It automatically subscribes to state changes and includes powerful auto-discovery features.
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- ## Installation
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- ```bash
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- npm install memorio
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- ```
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- ```javascript
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- import 'memorio';
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## Quick Examples
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- ### Example 1: Basic Usage
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- ```javascript
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- import 'memorio';
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- function Counter() {
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- // Direct values work! ✅
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- useObserver(() => {
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- console.debug('Counter changed:', state.counter);
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- }, [state.counter]);
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- return <div>{state.counter}</div>;
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- }
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- ```
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- ### Auto-Discovery (Magic Mode)
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- ```javascript
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- // Pass your callback WITHOUT dependencies - it auto-discovers!
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- function MyComponent() {
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- useObserver(() => {
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- // This will automatically track ALL state properties used inside
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- console.debug('Something changed:', state.user.name, state.items.length);
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- });
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- return <div>{state.user.name}</div>;
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- }
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- ```
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- ### Example 2: Intermediate
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- ```javascript
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- function UserProfile() {
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- const [localState, setLocalState] = useState(null);
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- useObserver(() => {
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- setLocalState(state.user);
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- }, [state.user]);
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- return <div>{localState?.name}</div>;
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- }
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- ```
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- ### Example 3: Advanced
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- ```javascript
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- // Multiple watchers with array - works with direct values
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- function MultiWatch() {
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- useObserver(() => {
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- console.debug('A or B changed:', state.a, state.b);
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- }, [state.a, state.b]); // Direct values work!
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- return <div>{state.a} - {state.b}</div>;
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- }
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- // With string path (for store)
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- function StoreWatcher() {
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- useObserver(() => {
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- console.debug('Store changed');
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- }, 'store.userPreferences');
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- return <div />;
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- }
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- ```
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- // With string path (for store)
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- function StoreWatcher() {
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- useObserver(() => {
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- console.debug('Store changed');
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- }, 'store.userPreferences');
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- return <div />;
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- }
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## API Reference
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- ### useObserver(callback, deps)
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- | Parameter | Type | Description |
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- | --------- | ---- | ----------- |
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- | `callback` | `function` | Function to run on change |
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- | `deps` | `function \| string \| array \| proxy` | State path(s) to watch. Supports: |
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- | | | - Direct values: `state.counter` |
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- | | | - String paths: `'state.counter'` |
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- | | | - Arrow functions: `() => state.counter` |
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- | | | - Arrays: `[state.a, state.b]` or `['state.a', 'state.b']` |
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- | | | - Optional chaining: `[state?.one]` |
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- ### Primitive Values
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- Direct primitive values are now fully supported:
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- ```javascript
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- // Direct values work with primitives ✅
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- useObserver(() => { console.debug('changed') }, [state.counter])
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- // Arrays of primitives work ✅
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- useObserver(() => { console.log(state.a, state.b) }, [state.a, state.b])
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- // Optional chaining works ✅
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- useObserver(() => { console.log(state?.one) }, [state?.one])
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- // Strings still work ✅
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- useObserver(() => { console.debug('changed') }, ['state.counter'])
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- // Functions still work ✅
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- useObserver(() => { console.debug('changed') }, [() => state.counter])
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- ```
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- ### Callback Parameters
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- ```javascript
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- // Single value (no array needed)
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- useObserver(
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- () => {
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- console.debug('Changed:', state.key);
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- }, state.key // Single value works!
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- );
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- // Array of values
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- useObserver(
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- () => {
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- console.debug('Changed:', state.key);
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- }, [state.key] // Array also works!
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- );
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- ```
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- ### Auto-Discovery Mode
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- When `deps` is omitted, useObserver automatically discovers all state properties accessed inside the callback:
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- ```javascript
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- // No deps needed - magic auto-discovery!
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- useObserver(() => {
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- // Automatically tracks state.user, state.items, state.counter
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- console.debug(state.user.name, state.items.length, state.counter);
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- },[]);
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- ```
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- Returns a cleanup function:
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- ## useObserver vs observer
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- | Feature | observer | useObserver |
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- | ------- | -------- | ----------- |
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- | Framework | Vanilla JS | React |
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- | Auto-cleanup | Manual | Auto |
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- | React lifecycle | No | Yes |
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- ---
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- ## Common Patterns
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- ### Sync with useState (Recommended for Primitives)
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- ```javascript
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- function CounterComponent() {
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- // Sync memorio state with React state
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- const [counter, setCounter] = useState(state.counter)
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- // React useEffect works correctly with primitive values
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- useEffect(() => {
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- console.log('Counter changed:', counter)
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- }, [counter])
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- // Direct values now work with primitives!
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- useObserver(() => {
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- setCounter(state.counter)
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- }, [state.counter]) // ✅ Works now!
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- return (
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- <div>
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- <button onClick={() => { state.counter++ }}>Increment</button>
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- <span>{counter}</span>
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- </div>
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- )
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- }
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- ```
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- ### Safe Access with Optional Chaining (Protection)
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- ```javascript
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- // Optional chaining is supported - protects against errors
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- useObserver(() => {
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- if (test?.one) {
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- console.log(test.one)
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- }
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- }, [test?.one])
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- // Works with objects
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- function SafeComponent() {
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- const [test, setTest] = useState(state.test)
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- useEffect(() => {
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- if (test?.one) {
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- console.log('test.one:', test.one)
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- }
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- }, [test?.one])
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- useObserver(() => {
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- if (state.test?.one) {
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- setTest(state.test)
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- }
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- }, ['state.test.one'])
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- return <div>{test?.one || 'Loading...'}</div>
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- }
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- ```
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- ### Multiple Watchers
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- ```javascript
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- // Watch multiple properties with strings
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- useObserver(() => {
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- console.log(state.a, state.b)
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- }, ['state.a', 'state.b'])
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- // Watch multiple properties with functions
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- useObserver(() => {
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- console.log(state.a, state.b)
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- }, [() => state.a, () => state.b])
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- // Watch with auto-discovery
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- useObserver(() => {
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- console.log(state.a, state.b) // Automatically tracks both
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- }, [])
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- ```
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- ---
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- ## Best Practices
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- 1. Always use in React components
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- 2. Use auto-discovery for simpler code: `useObserver(() => { ... })`
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- 3. No manual cleanup needed - returns cleanup function automatically
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- 4. Use with state for reactive UI
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- 5. Check console for auto-discovery logs