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react-native/packages/dev-middleware
Moti Zilberman d10a8098b2 Log debugger command latency and status (#39107)
Summary:
Pull Request resolved: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/pull/39107

Augments D48466760 to report debugger commands (request/response pairs) through `EventReporter`. With the appropriate backend integration, this can help validate the correctness/completeness of the CDP implementation (in the client, proxy and server) and measure the latency of debugger commands - more accurately, the time between the proxy receiving a command from the client and receiving the corresponding response from the server.

Most of the new logic here is in the `DeviceEventReporter` class, which is responsible for associating responses with requests. Requests are kept in a buffer with a 10s TTL which serves as a timeout in case of an unresponsive server.

Changelog: [Internal]

Reviewed By: huntie

Differential Revision: D48480372

fbshipit-source-id: 55360a14bbea05ef8ad1622e0d54f18b47483809
2023-08-22 11:11:50 -07:00
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@react-native/dev-middleware

npm package

Dev server middleware supporting core React Native development features. This package is preconfigured in all React Native projects.

Usage

Middleware can be attached to a dev server (e.g. Metro) using the createDevMiddleware API.

import { createDevMiddleware } from '@react-native/dev-middleware';

function myDevServerImpl(args) {
  ...

  const {middleware, websocketEndpoints} = createDevMiddleware({
    host: args.host,
    port: metroConfig.server.port,
    projectRoot: metroConfig.projectRoot,
    logger,
  });

  await Metro.runServer(metroConfig, {
    host: args.host,
    ...,
    unstable_extraMiddleware: [
      middleware,
      // Optionally extend with additional HTTP middleware
    ],
    websocketEndpoints: {
      ...websocketEndpoints,
      // Optionally extend with additional WebSocket endpoints
    },
  });
}

Included middleware

@react-native/dev-middleware is designed for integrators such as @expo/dev-server and @react-native/community-cli-plugin. It provides a common default implementation for core React Native dev server responsibilities.

We intend to keep this to a narrow set of functionality, based around:

  • Debugging — The Chrome DevTools protocol (CDP) endpoints supported by React Native, including the Inspector Proxy, which facilitates connections with multiple devices.
  • Dev actions — Endpoints implementing core Dev Menu actions, e.g. reloading the app, opening the debugger frontend.

HTTP endpoints

DevMiddlewareAPI.middleware

These are exposed as a connect middleware handler, assignable to Metro.runServer or other compatible HTTP servers.

GET /json/list, /json (CDP)

Returns the list of available WebSocket targets for all connected React Native app sessions.

GET /json/version (CDP)

Returns version metadata used by Chrome DevTools.

POST /open-debugger

Open the JavaScript debugger for a given CDP target (direct Hermes debugging).

Example
curl -X POST 'http://localhost:8081/open-debugger?appId=com.meta.RNTester'

WebSocket endpoints

DevMiddlewareAPI.websocketEndpoints

/inspector/device

WebSocket handler for registering device connections.

/inspector/debug

WebSocket handler that proxies CDP messages to/from the corresponding device.