Maybe this is the wrong repo to request this, but it's becoming more and more common for people to build React apps embedded in ios webviews. The only way to currently debug those is using the Safari developer tools. It would be great if there was a port of the react-devtools for Safari.
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adbl
on 10 Feb 2015
+1 - The recent addition of type inference to webkit makes webkit nightly a great environment for debugging javascript.
nmn
on 23 Feb 2015
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michaeltroy
on 2 Mar 2015
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ekurennyy
on 18 May 2015
We're not planning to add this functionality anytime soon, sorry. We'd love to see a community project that makes this work though.
sophiebits
on 18 May 2015
On my fork of react-devtools I have an electron-based app that can be used to debug things like WebViews (or safari), though it requires that you add a script tag to your page. https://github.com/jaredly/react-devtools/tree/inspection-server/shells/electron
jaredly
on 15 Oct 2015
Even as someone who enjoys using Chrome I think a web development monoculture based entirely around a single browser is a bad thing.
TylerBrock
on 31 Dec 2015
it is available for Firefox as well. Does Safari Devtools even allow extensions?
iamdustan
on 31 Dec 2015
Ah, I wasn't aware of the firefox one. I believe Safari does allow extensions. As long as there are 2 options that is ok.
TylerBrock
on 31 Dec 2015
If Safari does indeed, then support can be added by creating another shell here: https://github.com/facebook/react-devtools/tree/master/shells
iamdustan
on 31 Dec 2015
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rustanacexd
on 17 Feb 2016
I can't see anything in the Safari extension API to extend the developer tools. One option that might work is to write an OS X companion app for the debugger extension. We don't have plans to work on this though.
kassens
on 17 Feb 2016
This would be useful for debugging React in the iOS simulator.
freddyrangel
on 15 Sep 2016
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StormNetwork
on 10 Dec 2016
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taime
on 24 Jan 2017
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DomVinyard
on 28 Apr 2017
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sunlee-newyork
on 7 May 2017
For those trying to debug in the iOS simulator (or another unsupported browser) this seems to be useful: https://github.com/facebook/react-devtools/tree/master/packages/react-devtools
And just incase that URL changes, you basically just do this:
npm install -g react-devtools
react-devtools
Then follow the instructions in the window that launches.
joshhepworth
on 11 May 2017
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ericdfields
on 26 Jun 2017
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rensftw
on 4 Aug 2017
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DomVinyard
on 16 Aug 2017
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kristaponis
on 28 Oct 2017
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jhessin
on 12 Nov 2017
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TheTourer
on 9 Dec 2017
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raphael-thibierge
on 11 Dec 2017
@sophiebits
Safari React inspector could help to debug some weird behaviors on iOS Safari. Could you re-open this issue ? thanks :)
Aarbel
on 27 Dec 2017
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zcaceres
on 15 Jan 2018
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cristiandan
on 26 Jan 2018
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gastonmorixe
on 28 Jan 2018
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mdavies-solsys
on 21 Feb 2018
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ezfe
on 25 Feb 2018
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ghost
on 27 Feb 2018
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jasonwoodland
on 2 Mar 2018
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gianglevan94
on 1 Apr 2018
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marciotoze
on 12 Apr 2018
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daniel-gato
on 30 Apr 2018
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dascheaten
on 3 May 2018
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hurvajs77
on 6 May 2018
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visuallization
on 11 May 2018
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yeyuguo
on 13 Jun 2018
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ur92
on 13 Jun 2018
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nisevi
on 12 Aug 2018
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maxkohl88
on 20 Aug 2018
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suberg
on 29 Aug 2018
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jgabriele
on 6 Sep 2018
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J-Liu
on 7 Sep 2018
+1
bupy7
on 7 Sep 2018
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dkassen
on 25 Sep 2018
if there is a safari extension, will be great.
flyinhigh
on 23 Oct 2018
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camilo86
on 29 Oct 2018
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marcoroth
on 16 Nov 2018
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seepls
on 15 Jan 2019
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superandrew
on 18 Apr 2019
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tinegrunau
on 25 Apr 2019
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mikelyons
on 12 Jun 2019
+1024
aapelismith
on 2 Sep 2019
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Even as someone who enjoys using Chrome I think a web development monoculture based entirely around a single browser is a bad thing.