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"How to Find and Fix Bugs in a React Native App" matching MCP tools:

  • Start native profiling on a booted iOS or Android device to capture CPU, hang, and memory data from a running app. Auto-detects the process and returns a trace file.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fill a form field in one step, including rich-text editors, using a CSS selector or snapshot ref. Writes via native setter and fires input/change events that React and Vue listen for.
    Apache 2.0
  • Combine React Profiler and native profiler data to map native hangs to React commits, revealing memory leaks and investigation hints. Use when both profilers have been run in parallel.
    Apache 2.0
  • Check if native devtools are ready for a specific app before using native hierarchy or network tools. Get connection state and the exact remedy—restart app, wait, or restart server.
    Apache 2.0
  • Starts CPU profiling and React commit capture on a connected Hermes runtime, returning session details or an already-running status if another server owns the session.
    Apache 2.0
  • Stop CPU profiling after exercising an app, collect the cpuProfile and React commit tree, and return session metrics for subsequent analysis.
    Apache 2.0

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  • Restart the Metro JS bundle in a connected React Native app to apply code changes or reset JS state without restarting the native process. Specify device and port for targeted reload.
    Apache 2.0
  • Restore a previously captured profiling session from disk into memory for query tools. List available sessions or load React/native profiler data without recapturing.
    Apache 2.0
  • Generate a ready-to-paste SDK initialization snippet pre-filled with your API key, base URL, and app config for react-native, expo, ios, android, or flutter. Integrate LinkForty into your mobile app in under a minute.
    MIT
  • Fetch a compact component tree of the current React Native screen to find UI elements and obtain normalized tap coordinates for direct interaction.
    Apache 2.0
  • Get a curated implementation bundle for any CometChat integration scenario with prerequisites, install commands, configuration, code examples, and common pitfalls. Covers React, Flutter, iOS, Android, React Native, and JS SDK.
    Apache 2.0
  • Scan the live React fiber tree to collect component render counts and durations, returning a markdown table of the top re-rendering components without starting a profiling session.
    Apache 2.0
  • Writes the API origin and location ID into an Expo/React Native .env file, enabling storefronts to connect directly without an API key.
    MIT
  • Open a native target for Expo/React Native apps: iOS simulator or Android device mirror. Drive the app via idb/adb and stream JS/native logs to the timeline.
    MIT
  • Open the React Native developer menu on the foreground app to access reload and debug options when broadcast reload fails. Use tap or describe UI to select a menu item.
    MIT
  • Retrieve React component hierarchy from running React Native apps to analyze UI structure and debug layout issues efficiently.
    MIT
  • Reload the React Native app to apply code changes when Fast Refresh fails, fix broken app states, or reset app navigation and context completely.
    MIT
  • Type text into an iOS simulator field, optionally tapping it first. Uses clipboard paste for reliable React Native input, or HID keyboard events otherwise.
    MIT
  • Diagnose React Native development environment health: OS, iOS/Android toolchains, Metro status, and project info. Use first when something fails or before device/build operations.
    MIT