redux-devtools-cli open argument doesn't work

[donpinkus]

After installing redux-devtools-cli I run redux-devtools --open and get this output:

18:05 $ redux-devtools --open
[ReduxDevTools] Start server...
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   [Busy] Launching SocketCluster
   [Active] SocketCluster started
            Version: 14.3.3
            Environment: dev
            WebSocket engine: ws
            Port: 8000
            Master PID: 18263
            Worker count: 1
            Broker count: 1

   [Done] Migrations are finished

Nothing opens. I tried the open argument with the alternatives as well.

[zalmoxisus]

Sorry about that. It's not on npm yet as redux-devtools-core is not published is not finished (that's the web app which should open when passing that parameter). I'll get to that in the next days. Thanks for reporting!

[knpwrs]

Are there any updates on the status of this? It would be awesome to not have to write a custom local application to run the dev tools app locally.

[jbhoosreddy]

Just checking in to see if this issue can be fixed. Thanks

[johndturn]

I'd also like to chime in and ask if this is still a priority or not?

In the meantime, I've found that (if you're using VSCode as your editor), that the VSCode Redux DevTools extension is a valid workaround for the time being. However, it's not ideal, as the default settings for host and port are incorrect (typo in spelling localhost), and each time you open the devtools window (even in the same Code session), you have to set up the settings.

Also, I've found that you need to click around a decent amount in the embedded dev tools in order to get the correct data to finally show up.

Again, it's not ideal, and I'd love to know if there's a better alternative, or if this will be fixed at some point?

Edit: Including the URL for the VSCode extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jingkaizhao.vscode-redux-devtools

Edit 2: Turns out that there's a much better system for debugging React Native apps that has built-in support for Redux storage: https://github.com/jhen0409/react-native-debugger. After working at it for about 5 minutes, I had a full debugging setup up and running, including capturing console.log calls and showing my Redux store. I can definitely recommend it.

[Methuselah96]

Resolved with redux-devtools-cli@1.0.0-2.