chrome-react-perf
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crysislinux
Do people still need this extension?
Thanks for everyone who use and contribute to this project. I never thought that it can get so many stars.
I am sorry that this project is almost dead for a long time. I am not sure if it still works for the latest React and whether you still need it.
if the answer is yes. I will put some time to make it better until React Devtools have the same functionality.
BTW. I will try to port it to React Dev Tool first.
@brandly thanks. I was curious why this project got more attentions in the last days(now I think it's because of that article). I decide to continue working on this project. I am glad that it can do help for some people.
Hello, I found this tool and installed it for my chrome. But it can not work anymore. Does it not support the newest React version? @AvaKathrynShaw How can you still use it ?
@zhangzhaoyu It works with React 15.5.4, so I think it's your problem. Please check your configuration.
Hi guys!
I guess, react-perf doesn't work with the last version (v16) of react.
Plan: Don’t Do Anything
react-addons-perf
Internal dependencies (will break in 16):
- react-dom/lib/ReactPerf
Plan for 15.5: don’t do anything.
Plan for 16: we won’t be releasing 16 for this package. Right now there is no migration path planned for it because Fiber works differently. Instead, you would use the browser Timeline integration (or polyfill it in your environment). We may later reintroduce something like ReactPerf, but in the renderers themselves. However, just like it took us a while to figure out how ReactPerf should work, it will take us a while to figure out a better alternative that would be compatible with Fiber.
Actually, I need to this performance measurement for my app. It's large app and for now, I have no idea how to handle...
@nijat13 Nice find. Sadly it seems so. But I haven't try.
Sorry guys, my boss chose Angular. So I don't have much time on React :( though I still deeply love JSX and HOC pattern.
