React Native Console

Note:

This repo only contains the free version source code, also includes code that using the InlayProvider for display in code editor to show usages for a JavaScript function. You need to add javascript-openapi.jar and JavaScriptLanguage.jar to this project's dependency and mark it as provided.

My code is mainly based on IJ source code at com.intellij.codeInsight.daemon.impl.JavaCodeVisionProvider, please use git history for what's added for this function.

Please use the react-native-console-free.jar to test in IJ Ultimate or WebStorm with a React or React Native project.

The preferences will show a JavaScript Inlay option for Usages.

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An IDEA/WebStorm/Android Studio Plugin for run React Native commands, the No.1 WebStorm / IDEA plugin for React Native developers.

https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9564-react-native-console

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Installation

First, please setup your React Native dev env: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html

Second, you can install it through your IDE, bring up Preferences > Plugins > Browse repositories... , search for 'React Native Console', then you can install this plugin there.

Or you can munally install jar file react-native-console.jar as a plugin to your IDE. And the plugin home page is here: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9564-react-native-console

Now restart IDEA and enjoy!

Free version

Since I had little time on the free version plugin, you can download and install from local disk: https://github.com/beansoft/react-native-console/releases/download/2020.3/react-native-console-free.jar

Note

Java 8 or plus required to run the IDE.

Settings (Optional, only need if js project dir can't be auto find)

Specify js project work directory rather than root directory, eg ./jsapp , now can from the welcome screen or toolbar to edit this property. And the final value is stored in a file named .idea/.rnconsole, which content should like this:

{
  currentPath: './jsapp'
}

after that, all npm commands will use this as the working dir.

Linux Users PLEASE README FIRST

If you found issue when clicking on the "Debug Android" button, error message: "SDK location not found ", please fix it like this: add an android local config file: yourapp/android/local.properties sdk.dir=/Users/xxxx/Documents/Java/android-sdk-macosx let sdk.dir point to your ANDROID_HOME environment if you can't find adb, try this shell command:

sudo ln -s ~/Android/Sdk/platform-tools/adb /usr/bin/adb

For More info, please ref this issue: #17

Features

• open current Android activity source code in project
• run React Native Debugger https://github.com/jhen0409/react-native-debugger(Mac Only)
• Ctrl + F2 to reload android js bundle
• list and run scripts in package.json
• react-native run-android
• list all connected android devices (includes simulator and physical) and run as target
• react-native link
• react-native run-ios
• run on physical iOS device
• list all iOS devices(includes simulator and physical) and run as target
• npm run start
• npm install
• Open dev menu on Android device(adb shell input keyevent 82)
• forward android device request to dev machine(adb reverse tcp:8081 tcp:8081)
• Android Reloading JavaScript
• open React Native debugger ui(Chrome browser required)
• react-native log-android
• react-native log-ios
• gradlew assembleRelease
• react-native bundle --platform android/ios --dev false
• yarn
• jest
• react-native uninstall
• react-native start
• gradlew clean
• react-native react-native-git-upgrade
• yarn add project, dev, global dependencies
• npm add project, dev, global dependencies
• auto install and run react-devtools
• Last Edit Location(main toolbar)
• Reveal file in Finder/Explorer(main toolbar)
• Reveal project folder in Finder/Explorer
• Specify js project work directory, eg ./jsapp, from welcome screen or toolbar (optionally, see https://github.com/beansoftapp/react-native-console for more info)
• Modify Metro Bundler port (need to React Native 0.56+)
• Auto-detect React Native package.json or build.gradle in current folder and parent/children folder(e.g., only coding Java in Android Studio), thus the command will auto execute in the correct folder

##Contributors

https://github.com/facebook/react-native/commit/33d710e8c58ef1dc69816a59ac1cf390894e7cb9

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Demo Gif

This project is developed using IntelliJ IDEA and WebStorm with a free JetBrains Open Source license.