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## Communicate with the extension directly
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> Note this is advanced API, which you usually don't need to use with Redux enhancer.
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Use the following methods of `window.__REDUX_DEVTOOLS_EXTENSION__`:
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- [connect](#connect)
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- [disconnect](#disconnect)
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- [send](#send)
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- [listen](#listen)
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- [open](#open)
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- [notifyErrors](#notifyerrors)
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<a id="connect"></a>
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### connect([options])
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##### Arguments
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- [`options`] _Object_ - [see the available options](Arguments.md).
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##### Returns
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_Object_ containing the following methods:
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- `subscribe(listener)` - adds a change listener. It will be called any time an action is dispatched from the monitor. Returns a function to unsubscribe the current listener.
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- `unsubscribe()` - unsubscribes all listeners.
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- `send(action, state)` - sends a new action and state manually to be shown on the monitor. If action is `null` then we suppose we send `liftedState`.
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- `init(state)` - sends the initial state to the monitor.
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- `error(message)` - sends the error message to be shown in the extension's monitor.
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Example of usage:
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```js
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const devTools = window.__REDUX_DEVTOOLS_EXTENSION__.connect(config);
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devTools.subscribe((message) => {
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if (message.type === 'DISPATCH' && message.state) {
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console.log('DevTools requested to change the state to', message.state);
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}
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});
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devTools.init({ value: 'initial state' });
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devTools.send('change state', { value: 'state changed' });
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```
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See [redux enhancer's example](https://github.com/zalmoxisus/redux-devtools-extension/blob/master/npm-package/logOnly.js), [react example](https://github.com/zalmoxisus/redux-devtools-extension/blob/master/examples/react-counter-messaging/components/Counter.js) and [blog post](https://medium.com/@zalmoxis/redux-devtools-without-redux-or-how-to-have-a-predictable-state-with-any-architecture-61c5f5a7716f) for more details.
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### disconnect()
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Remove extensions listener and disconnect extensions background script connection. Usually just unsubscribing the listener inside the `connect` is enough.
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<a id="send"></a>
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### send(action, state, [options, instanceId])
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Send a new action and state manually to be shown on the monitor. It's recommended to use [`connect`](connect), unless you want to hook into an already created instance.
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##### Arguments
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- `action` _String_ (action type) or _Object_ with required `type` key.
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- `state` _any_ - usually object to expand.
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- [`options`] _Object_ - [see the available options](Arguments.md).
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- [`instanceId`] _String_ - instance id for which to include the log. If not specified and not present in the `options` object, will be the first available instance.
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<a id="listen"></a>
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### listen(onMessage, instanceId)
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Listen for messages dispatched for specific `instanceId`. For most cases it's better to use `subcribe` inside the [`connect`](connect).
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##### Arguments
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- `onMessage` _Function_ to call when there's an action from the monitor.
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- `instanceId` _String_ - instance id for which to handle actions.
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<a id="open"></a>
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### open([position])
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Open the extension's window. This should be conditional (usually you don't need to open extension's window automatically).
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##### Arguments
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- [`position`] _String_ - window position: `left`, `right`, `bottom`. Also can be `panel` to [open it in a Chrome panel](../FAQ.md#how-to-keep-devtools-window-focused-all-the-time-in-a-chrome-panel). Or `remote` to [open remote monitor](../FAQ.md#how-to-get-it-work-with-webworkers-react-native-hybrid-desktop-and-server-side-apps). By default is `left`.
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<a id="notifyErrors"></a>
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### notifyErrors([onError])
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When called, the extension will listen for uncaught exceptions on the page, and, if any, will show native notifications. Optionally, you can provide a function to be called when an exception occurs.
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##### Arguments
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- [`onError`] _Function_ to call when there's an exceptions.
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