React Native Debug Console

... and yes I am aware that it is a boring name

React Native Debug Console is an easy to use network and console debug component and modal for react native, written purely in JavaScript

[demo]

Installation

npm install react-native-debug-console

Usage

In order to redirect console logs and network logs to the console, these has to be attached

import {
  DevTool,
  DevToolModal,
  log,
  network,
  show,
} from 'react-native-debug-console';

network.attach();
log.attach();

Be aware that this stops logs to be output to the regular console. If that is needed, attach it as log.attach(true)

react-native-debug-console can be used either as a modal, or as a standard component, which can be placed anywhere in you application

const AppWithModal = () => (
  <View>
    <MyOtherContent />
    <DevToolModal />
    <Button
      onPress={show}
    />
  </View>
);

const AppWithComponent = () => (
  <View>
    <MyOtherContent />
    <DevTool />
  </View>
);

Both DevTool and DevToolModal has a includeStackTrace property, which if set will print the stack trace on errors, not just the error message. <DevTool includeStackTrace />

Custom views

In addition to the included views (Console, Network and Storage), custom views can also be added using the additionalTools prop and can be accessed in the top tab bar, by sliding the bar

<DevToolModal
  includeStackTrace
  additionalTools={[{
    name: 'Features',
    view: <Features />,
    getData: () => 'some data for export',
  }]}
/>