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# Pulse - Documentation

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Thank you for purchasing Pulse - Eventsystem. \
This documentation will guide you through the setup and how to use Pulse in your project.

Pulse is a GC free eventsystem which comes with a powerful event debugging window. Track every event at runtime and inspect every aspect from it. See who sent it and who received it. Inspect payload and directly navigate to the methods in your code editor.

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### Samples

You can find the samples package inside of the Pulse folder in your project.

### Jump right in

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