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VS Code will generate a launch.json in your project with some default configuration settings as shown below. To do that click the debug icon in the View bar, and then click the configuration (gear) icon, then choose the React Native debug environment. vscode/launch.json file yet, you can add a whole default debug configuration set. A new debugging configuration will be generated and added to the launch.json file automatically as shown in the image below. After that the extension will prompt you to create a debugging configuration by selecting debugging parameters in dropdown lists at the top of the editor. button and then selecting React Native option. Adding a new configuration can be done by opening your launch.json file and clicking on Add Configuration. To start debugging create a new debug configuration for your ReactNative app in your. vscode/tasks.json file in your project and add tasks configurations the following way: ",

To run React Native Tools commands via VS Code tasks, you can create a. Stops an existing LogCat Monitor and removes its output channel

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Load development tools for inspect application UI elementsĬreates a LogCat Monitor for the chosen online Android device to see the device LogCat logs. Show development menu for running aplication on iOS or Android device or emulator Launch order: login to exponent, execute Run Expo command, then publish app to host Restart Packager and clear the Packager's cache Start Packager in context project workspace folder Launch order: check target platform support, load run arguments, start Packager, run app

Launch order: login to exponent, load run arguments, start Packager, run app Launch order: load run arguments, check target platform support, start Packager, run app in only one connected device Launch order: load run arguments, check target platform support, start Packager, run app in only one connected emulator Launch order: check target platform support, load run arguments, start Packager, run app in all connected devices Make sure the emulator utility is added to PATH Launch order: check target platform support, load run arguments, start Packager, run app on the selected emulator.

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If only one simulator is installed in the system, it will be selected automatically Prompts you to select the available system version of the iOS simulator, then select the simulator name for the selected system and launch it. If only one emulator is installed in the system, it will be selected automatically Prompts you to select the name of the available Android emulator and launch it. The Packager commands allow you to start/stop the Metro Bundler (formerly React Packager). The Run iOS command similarly triggers react-native run-ios and starts your app in the iOS simulator (e.g. The Run Android command triggers react-native run-android and starts your app for Android. In the Command Palette, type React Native and choose a command.

React Native commands in the Command Palette Although these files usually get removed after debug session ends, you may want to add this directory to your project's. vscode/.react directory at the project root to store intermediate files required for debugging.

have your React Native project root folder open in VS Code.

are using VS Code and have installed this extension from the Marketplace.

have the emulator utility available in your PATH if you're developing Android applications.

have a working React Native environment.

Configure custom key bindings for extension commandsīefore going any further make sure that you:.

Configure dependencies versions for debugging Expo projects.

Specifying custom arguments for react-native run-* command.

React Native commands in the Command Palette.

Using this extension, you can debug your code and quickly run react-native commands from the command palette. This VS Code extension provides a development environment for React Native projects. So to use the preview version it is needed to disable or remove the stable version and reload VS Code. To avoid conflicts, if both extensions are installed - the only stable version will be activated. The extension has a nightly version which is released on a daily basis at 9 PM PST on each day that changes occur.