Render visualizer for React. A visual way to see what is (re)rendering and why.
Typescript version with support for global React.Component patching ported from https://github.com/marcin-mazurek/react-render-visualizer-decorator.
ES7 decorator version ported from https://github.com/redsunsoft/react-render-visualizer.
- Shows when component is being mounted or updated by highlighting (red for mount, yellow for update)
- Shows render count for each component instance
- Shows individual render log for each component instance
npm install react-global-render-visualizer
Import and apply to any React component you want to start monitoring:
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { visualizeRender } from 'react-global-render-visualizer';
@visualizeRender()
class TodoItem extends Component {
render () {
// ...
}
}
Component will show up with a blue border box when being monitored.
You can also use it to patch all React components:
import React from 'react';
import { visualizeRender } from 'react-global-render-visualizer';
React.Component = visualizeRender()(React.Component);
React.PureComponent = visualizeRender()(React.PureComponent);
You can specify a list of names to ignore (e.g. to ignore react-redux's Connect):
import React from 'react';
import { visualizeRender } from 'react-global-render-visualizer';
React.Component = visualizeRender({ ignoreNames: ['Connect'] })(React.Component);
React.PureComponent = visualizeRender({ ignoreNames: ['Connect'] })(React.PureComponent);
http://bancek.github.io/react-global-render-visualizer/examples/global/