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- Launch an app on a target device using its bundle ID (iOS) or package name (Android). Also confirms the active Chromium renderer.Apache 2.0
- Press supported hardware keys (home, back, power, volumeUp, volumeDown, appSwitch, actionButton) on an iOS simulator or Android emulator. Returns the pressed key name.Apache 2.0
- Start native profiling on a booted device to capture CPU, hang, and memory data from a running app. Automatically detects the app process unless specified.Apache 2.0
- Capture all native-level network traffic from an iOS app, including background transfers and native module requests invisible to JS fetch interception.Apache 2.0
- Terminate and relaunch an app on a specific device to clear its memory state without a full reinstall, refreshing native-devtools injection.Apache 2.0
- Restart the Metro JS bundle in a connected React Native app without restarting the native process. Apply code changes or reset JS state.Apache 2.0
- Press and release at a normalized screen position (0.0–1.0) to tap buttons, links, or any tappable element on iOS simulators, Android emulators, or Chromium apps.Apache 2.0
- Inspect a React Native app's current screen as a compact component tree with normalized tap coordinates. Use it to identify UI elements and obtain precise interaction points.Apache 2.0
- Generate a cross-correlated report mapping native hangs to React commits by combining React Profiler and native profiler data. Requires both profiler analyses to be run first.Apache 2.0
- Suggests Apple-native features for an app from its description, returning ranked features with surfaces and complexity. Use to choose Apple surfaces before generating code with Axint.Apache 2.0
- Capture network requests from a React Native app via Metro CDP debugger. Output as JSON or HAR for analysis, with auto-discovery and sensitive header redaction.MIT
- Reads console logs from a React Native app via Metro CDP debugger. Auto-discovers the debugger URL or accepts a given one. Optionally saves logs to a file for bug evidence.MIT
- Evaluate a JavaScript expression to read React Native app state via Metro CDP debugger, such as Redux store values. Auto-discovers the debugger connection and supports custom expressions.MIT
- Generates a custom React hook for an Appo SDK feature. Returns TypeScript code with types, error handling, and loading states.MIT