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The TraceItX React Native SDK.

One reporter for React Native — phones, tablets, and RN-based TV.

A React Native SDK with a native bridge that captures the component tree, the native view tags, a screenshot, console and network — the same signed AI-ready envelope across iOS, Android and RN-based TV platforms.

Install

npm i @traceitx/react-native

In-app bug reporting for React Native

The React Native SDK brings the same one-call reporter (useTraceItX().open()) to RN apps on iOS, Android and RN-based TV platforms. It pairs a JS layer with a small native bridge so reports carry real native context, not just the JS view.

What it captures

A report includes the focused component, the React component tree plus the underlying native view tree, a native screenshot, and recent console and network activity — all in one signed envelope. Because the SDK joins the JS and native trees, tap-to-identify can resolve the exact element across both, which is what makes cross-tree component lookup work on React Native.

Built for every RN target

It supports the New Architecture (Fabric) and Hermes on RN 0.74+, including react-native-tvos, and powers RN-based TV platforms like Vega OS with a remote-friendly reporter. The envelope is identical to every other SDK — see the envelope reference.

What's in the box

  • Same provider + hook API as the React SDK — useTraceItX().open() resolves with the submit outcome.
  • Supports the New Architecture (Fabric) and Hermes on RN 0.74+, including react-native-tvos.
  • Bridges native view tags so tap-to-identify maps the screenshot to both the React tree and the native tree.
  • Captures a native screenshot, the component tree, console and network — masked for sensitive views.
  • D-pad-friendly reporter for RN-based TV platforms like Amazon Vega OS.

Questions

Does it support the New Architecture (Fabric)?

Yes — Fabric and Hermes are supported on RN 0.74+, including react-native-tvos. The SDK walks both Paper and Fabric host trees.

Can I use it for React Native TV apps?

Yes. It powers RN-based TV platforms such as Amazon Vega OS, with a reporter built for remote/D-pad navigation.