A desktop app for inspecting your React JS and React Native projects. macOS, Linux, and Windows.
MIT License
Published by skellock about 8 years ago
Here's the super quick starting notes.
cmd-f
= find Redux keys or values (use tab to toggle)cmd-n
= subscribe to a Redux pathcmd-d
= dispatch a Redux actioncmd-k
= klear!Ain't no-one got time to write a sample app. Here's a prepackaged one!
cd ~/safeplace
git clone [email protected]:reactotron/reactotron.git
git checkout next
cd packages/demo-react-native
npm i
react-native run-ios
reactotron 0.9.0
and below.cd packages/reactotron-cli && npm i && npm start
NEW
support Symbol as Redux action types - @fantasywind (#66)
FIX
prevents sending empty subscription messages - @skellock (#67)
NEW
android ip auto-detection support! - @jhen0409
NEW
adds an example to the dispatch modal - @darinwilson
NEW
updates the React DOM example to this century - @skellock
NEW
additional details about the client are now shown when connecting - thx @andrewvy
NEW
client count is shown in status bar - thx @andrewvy
NEW
a simpler way to integrate redux with an enhancer - thx @andrewvy
FIX
adds a .babelrc to the react native example appFIX
the redux action timer is showing the correct times againMOD
adds a working Android example appDOC
made a note about ensuring connect()
gets triggered first in your appNEW
a help menu to show key commands - thx @gantman
NEW
emoji logging 🎉NEW
the client is now transpiled for easy integration into React DOM - found by @derekyau and @Hyra
MOD
returns the redux store from addReduxStore
- thx @gantman
FIX
stop clobbering the window.navigator - found by @kevinvangelder
FIX
separated the examples to prevent colliding deps - found by @gantman
DOC
README updates - thx @gantman and @darinwilson
NEW
supports React DOMNEW
supports React Native Web - thx @necolas