reactotron-react-native
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A development tool to explore, inspect, and diagnose your React Native apps.
A development tool to explore, inspect, and diagnose your React Native apps.
Redux DevTools Extension is a powerful tool for debugging Redux applications. It allows you to inspect every action and state change, and even time travel through your application's state. While it is more focused on Redux, it provides similar state monitoring capabilities as Reactotron.
Flipper is a platform for debugging mobile apps on iOS and Android. It provides a range of plugins for inspecting network requests, logs, and more. Flipper is more comprehensive and supports both React Native and native mobile apps, whereas Reactotron is specifically designed for React Native.
React Native Debugger is a standalone app for debugging React Native apps. It includes the Redux DevTools and provides a range of features for inspecting and debugging your application. It is similar to Reactotron but also includes built-in support for Redux.
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A development tool to explore, inspect, and diagnose your React Native apps.
The npm package reactotron-react-native receives a total of 215,814 weekly downloads. As such, reactotron-react-native popularity was classified as popular.
We found that reactotron-react-native demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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