reactotron-core-client

import { createClient } from 'reactotron-core-client'; // In a Node.js environment, you might need a WebSocket polyfill or 'ws' package. // For browser environments, window.WebSocket is used by default. // const WebSocket = require('ws'); // If using in Node.js without a global WebSocket const client = createClient({ // Required: provide a WebSocket implementation, e.g., for Node.js createSocket: (path) => new WebSocket(path), host: process.env.REACTOTRON_HOST ?? 'localhost', port: parseInt(process.env.REACTOTRON_PORT ?? '9090', 10), name: 'My Generic Client', onConnect: () => { console.log('Reactotron client connected!'); }, onDisconnect: () => { console.log('Reactotron client disconnected!'); }, onCommand: ({ type, payload }) => { console.log(`Received command: ${type}`, payload); }, }); client.connect(); // Send a simple log message client.send('log', { level: 'info', message: 'Hello from Reactotron client!' }); // Send an object log message client.send('log', { level: 'debug', message: { component: 'App', status: 'initialized', user: { id: 1, name: 'Test User' }, }, }); // Example of sending an error try { throw new Error('Something went wrong!'); } catch (error: any) { client.send('log', { level: 'error', message: error.message, stack: error.stack }); } // You can also expose the client globally for easier access in development // (global as any).tron = client; console.log('Reactotron client initialized. Check your Reactotron desktop app.');