Unlock the Power of React Native Debugger

Getting Started with React Native Debugger

To begin, you’ll need to install React Native Debugger from GitHub or use the command line if you’re on macOS. Once installed, launch the debugger tool and you’ll see it waiting for your app to connect.

Connecting Your App to React Native Debugger

To connect your app, simply run it and start debug mode by:

• Shaking your mobile device
• Pressing Command + Shift + Z (on macOS)
• Pressing Ctrl + M (on Windows)

You’ll then see your app connected to the React Native Debugger tool.

What Sets React Native Debugger Apart

So, what makes React Native Debugger unique? For starters, it offers a range of features that set it apart from the default debug tool. These include:

UI Inspector

Familiar with the element inspector? React Native Debugger’s UI Inspector works similarly, allowing you to:

• See all the tags used in your app
• Check styling
• Test your UI and change styling from the inspector, making your UI testing faster and more efficient

Debug Redux

Using Redux in your React Native app? React Native Debugger enables:

• Easy debugging of your Redux-based app
• Real-time state debugging
• Redux time travel

Network Inspector

Need to monitor network requests? The network inspector feature allows you to:

• Check API parameters
• Verify responses from the server

AsyncStorage Management

Want to print or log your AsyncStorage data? React Native Debugger makes it easy with a simple command:

npx react-native-debugger async-storage

Breakpoints

Breakpoints are essential for understanding your app’s behavior and spotting errors. React Native Debugger allows you to:

• Set breakpoints
• Check code execution flow
• Check variable values

Streamline Your Development Process

By using React Native Debugger, you can accelerate and streamline your development process. With its range of features, you’ll be able to:

• Identify and fix issues faster
• Result in a better user experience