I've just switched from debugging my React Native app in the browser using the console to React Native Debugger. In the browser, there is a button to reload the app which is very useful and something that I need to do a lot. Now using React Native Debugger I can't find a way to reload the app which means I need to shake the device (very annoying).
I've searched the docs but can't find way of doing it.
Is there a way I'm missing?
Yes, a reload can be done I think. Right click -> reload Js.
You can find this under the shortcut references: https://github.com/jhen0409/react-native-debugger/blob/master/docs/shortcut-references.md
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i am learning react native with expo instalation and using react-native navigation drawer. after some time adding new plugin/packages, create new components, and clean up/remove basic default installation components (i use tab template), it shows something like this in the android emulator: strange overlay sliding from bottom to top when first reload.
do you guys know and experience same thing? what is that and how to remove it? i tried run it on web, it doesnt show
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You can use react-native-root-toast to make a Toast for both android and iOS.
I also recommend react-native-customizable-toast. It's updated and works with android,ios and expo
I am new to React Native, I am using Expo for building react native project and when I make any change in app I can see reload message in browser but the app does not reload in mobile (Note: I am using android mobile). TIA
you can press refresh like below image to reload app in phone
https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/workflow/up-and-running/
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I wrote a thorough guide on how to get React Native Debugger working with Expo app. May help!
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