# Redux DevTools

`react-state-rxjs` integrates with Redux DevTools.

It is enabled by default but you can disable it for example in production by setting false to `enableDevToolsOutput` under debugger

```typescript
ReactState
    .debugger(true, { enableDevToolsOutput: false })
    .init((routerHistory: History) => {
        hydrate(<Main history={routerHistory} />, document.getElementById("example"))
    }, initialState, isProd);
```

If initial debugging is not started changes are reflected after invoking `window.state.debug.start()`&#x20;

Remember that you can also track different [parts of your state](/react-state-rxjs/debugging/automated-changes-output.md).

#### Demo

![](/files/-LcV85O_r79jET5gBop3)


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