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react-native-analytics-debugger
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The Avo React Native debugger enables you to easily see which analytics events are being sent from your app. Two display modes are provided, bar and bubble:
To install the latest version of Avo React Native analytics debugger, run this command:
npm install react-native-analytics-debugger
yarn add react-native-analytics-debugger
import AvoDebugger from 'react-native-analytics-debugger'
if using initAvo
initAvo({env: 'dev', debugger: AvoDebugger})
if using validateAvoEvent
validateAvoEvent({eventName, eventProperties, userProperties, env, debugger: AvoDebugger})
AvoDebugger.showDebugger({mode: 'bar' // or 'bubble'})
AvoDebugger.hideDebugger()
AvoDebugger.post(Date.now(), "Test Event", [{id:"id0", name:"prop 0 name", value:"val 0"}, {id:"id1", name:"prop 1 name", value:"val 1"}], [{propertyId:"id0", message:"error in prop 0 with id0"}]);
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yarn commit
npm run release-it
FAQs
The Avo react-native debugger
The npm package react-native-analytics-debugger receives a total of 61 weekly downloads. As such, react-native-analytics-debugger popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-native-analytics-debugger demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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