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React Render Perf

Monitor your component render time and check if we are making unnecessary render calls

Installation

Yarn
yarn add react-render-perf
NPM
npm install --save react-render-perf

Example

Mini demo

https://github.com/williamcabrera4/react-render-perf/blob/master/images/demo.gif

Console Report

https://github.com/williamcabrera4/react-render-perf/blob/master/images/consoleReport.png

UI Report

https://github.com/williamcabrera4/react-render-perf/blob/master/images/uiReport.png

Description

You can use the MonitorRender to decorate any React component and monitor the render performance. Currently we don't support Stateless components.

Options:

  • disable {Boolean} - if we want to disable the monitor in case we want to push our app to production.
  • consoleReport {Boolean} - enable the console report.
  • uiReport {Boolean} - enable the UI report.

Sample usage

import { RenderMonitor } from 'react-render-perf';
import MyFirstComponent from './MyFirstComponent';
import MySecondComponent from './MySecondComponent';

// Example with default options
const MyComponentWithRenderMonitor = RenderMonitor(MyFirstComponent);

const customOptions = {
  uiReport: false,
};

const MyComponentWithConsoleMonitor = RenderMonitor(MySecondComponent);


const App = () => (
  <div>
      <MyComponentWithRenderMonitor />
      <MyComponentWithConsoleMonitor />
  </div>
);

Roadmap

  • Fix linter
  • Add test
  • Change performance icon
  • Add render monitor to Stateless component
  • Optimize webpack
  • Add JSDocs

Credits

Performance icon: Icon made from Icon Fonts is licensed by CC BY 3.0