metro-inspector-proxy
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🚇 Inspector proxy for React Native and dev tools integration.
The metro-inspector-proxy npm package is designed to enable debugging of React Native applications by acting as a bridge between the Metro bundler and various debugging tools. It facilitates the connection and communication between the Metro server and debugging clients, allowing developers to inspect and debug their React Native apps more effectively.
Debugging Connection Setup
This code sample demonstrates how to set up the metro-inspector-proxy to start a debugging session. It involves creating an instance of the MetroInspectorProxy and calling the start method to initiate the proxy server, enabling the connection between the Metro bundler and debugging tools.
const MetroInspectorProxy = require('metro-inspector-proxy');
async function setupDebugging() {
const proxy = new MetroInspectorProxy();
await proxy.start();
console.log('Inspector proxy started');
}
setupDebugging();This package provides core functionalities for React DevTools to connect to React and React Native applications. It is similar to metro-inspector-proxy in that it facilitates debugging, but it is more focused on providing a standalone DevTools environment rather than acting as a proxy.
Remotedev-server is used to set up a local server for remote Redux devtools. It is similar to metro-inspector-proxy as both provide a server environment to aid in debugging applications, but remotedev-server is specifically tailored for Redux applications.
FAQs
🚇 Inspector proxy for React Native and dev tools integration.
We found that metro-inspector-proxy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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