react-native-flipper
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This package exposes JavaScript bindings to talk from React Native JavaScript directly to flipper.
This package might also be required by other Flipper plugins for React Native.
Run the following command in the root of your React Native project
yarn add react-native-flipper
Note that this package requires React Native 0.62 or higher.
How to build Flipper plugins is explained in the flipper documentation: Creating a Flipper plugin. Building a Flipper plugin involves building a plugin for the Desktop app, and a plugin that runs on a Device (Native Android, Native IOS or React Native). This package is only needed for the plugin that runs on the mobile device, in React Native, and wants to use the JavaScript bridge.
This package exposes one method: addPlugin.
The addPlugin accepts a plugin parameter, that registers a client plugin and will fire the relevant callbacks if the corresponding desktop plugin is selected in the Flipper Desktop. The full plugin API is documented here.
An example plugin can be found in FlipperTicTacToe.js.
The corresponding Desktop plugin ships by default in Flipper, so importing the above file and dropping the <FlipperTicTacToe /> component somewhere in your application should work out of the box.
The sources of the corresponding Desktop plugin can be found here.
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Flipper bindings for React Native
The npm package react-native-flipper receives a total of 71,808 weekly downloads. As such, react-native-flipper popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-native-flipper demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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