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About this software
Plugin for JetBrains IDEs that runs React Native CLI commands from an embedded terminal and manages devices. It lists connected Android and iOS devices, runs common commands (react-native run-android/run-ios, start, bundle, log-android/log-ios), opens React Native Debugger, and supports Android logcat and Wi‑Fi ADB deployment. Offered in free and commercial editions, with source and installation instructions available on the project's GitHub and JetBrains Marketplace pages.
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Benefits
- One-click command runs: Run common React Native CLI commands from an embedded IDE terminal.
- Device listing and targeting: List connected Android and iOS devices and select run targets.
- Wi-Fi ADB deployment: Connect and deploy to devices over ADB Wi‑Fi after initial USB pairing.
- Android logcat integration: View Android runtime logs inside the IDE.
- Package script runner: Discover and run npm or yarn scripts from package.json.
Available languages
- English
- Chinese (Simplified)
Support information
- GitHub issues: File bug reports and feature requests in the repository issues tracker.
- Documentation: README and included Chinese instructions in the repository document installation and usage details.
- Marketplace listing: Install and view plugin details via the JetBrains Marketplace plugin page.
- License details: The free-version source is released under a BSD-3-Clause license as stated in the repository.
- Activation guide: An activation PDF and pro-feature notes are included in the repository for commercial setup.
Frequently asked questions
What is JetBrains 3rd Party React Native Console?
A console integration for JetBrains IDEs that surfaces React Native CLI tasks, Metro bundler output, device/emulator selection, and runtime logs to support development and basic debugging workflows within the IDE.
How does it integrate with existing React Native projects?
It hooks into a project's React Native tooling to run CLI commands, start the packager, and display console output in the IDE, enabling management of common tasks without switching to a separate terminal.
Can it show device or emulator logs and select targets?
It typically exposes device and emulator selection and streams application logs and packager output into the console so developers can inspect runtime messages and filter or search output from within the IDE.
Does it support debugging React Native JavaScript code?
It integrates with the IDE's JavaScript debugging capabilities to allow setting breakpoints and stepping through JavaScript code when connected to a running React Native application.