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Add @axonpack/expo-devtools to the directory - #2771
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📝 Why & how
This PR adds
@axonpack/expo-devtools(https://github.com/axonpack/axonpack) package to the directory.Browser-style devtools that live inside a React Native or Expo app — no desktop debugger, no cable,
nothing to attach. A floating button opens an on-device panel with six tabs:
fetch,XMLHttpRequestand in-app WebView request, with full request andresponse bodies, a resend sandbox, throttling, and copy-as-cURL/fetch
evaluates in the app's own context
(AsyncStorage, MMKV, SecureStore, or your own adapter)
native exceptions, with symbolicated stacks and breadcrumbs
Points that may matter for the listing:
init()is called, so guarding that single call leaves the entire package inert.
package depends on no storage library and forces none on anyone.
block the main thread and read the real process start time. Everything else is TypeScript, and the
package degrades gracefully in Expo Go where that module is absent.
app.jsonchanges — install, callinit(), mount<DevtoolsOverlay />.Docs: https://axonpack.github.io/docs/expo-devtools
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react-native-libraries.json