React Monitor

ReactMonitor Quickly visualize React's component tree performance for improved onboarding and debugging What does it do By using…

React Monitor - Visualize React's Component Tree Performance

React Monitor is a Chrome extension that allows developers to quickly visualize React's component tree performance. It provides a visual representation of an existing codebase, displaying state, props, render times, and component types. With React Monitor, developers can easily understand and debug their React applications.

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By: reactmonitorfiber

Users: 119

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Version: 0.0.0.1 (Last updated: 2020-06-19)

Creation date: 2020-06-19

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

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Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
contextMenus
<all_urls>

Size: 1.36M

Email: re*****@gmail.com

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#29937 in Workflow & Planning ▼ 71 #77 in monitor keyword 40 ▲ 19 #88 in state keyword 12 ▲ 11 #92 in component keyword 11 ▲ 10 #95 in package keyword 10 ▲ 10

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ReactMonitor Quickly visualize React's component tree performance for improved onboarding and debugging

What does it do By using the ReactMonitor Chrome DevTool, beginning and experienced developers alike are able to get a visual representation of an existing codebase that they are working on. Built with React, this tool will dynamically traverse the fiber root object behind the scenes, displaying state, props, render times and the type of components on the page.

How to install and run? Run the NPM package in your own codebase by following the steps below.

Install the package (npm install reactmonitorfiber)
Require/Import the package (import reactMonitor from 'reactmonitorfiber')
Invoke React Monitor with an input of the DOM element that you are rendering the React Element into const container = document.querySelector('#root'); reactDOM.render(<App />, container); reactMonitor(container);