Joshua Yoes

Can you try a fresh install? Like removing your node_modules and doing npm install? I've had an issue like this but it was during one of the beta versions and...

Additionally, checkout any `Reactotron.display` or `Reactotron.preview` calls in your app and see if there is anything missing

@ishansingh2003 can you post a reproduction? If you could strip out all of the sensitive info out of your app, isolate Reactotron, and post it to a GitHub repo, I...

We do infer the plugins. By default, core client has all the core plugins then adds on new client features from `use()` calls: https://github.com/infinitered/reactotron/blob/master/lib/reactotron-core-client/src/reactotron-core-client.ts#L116 You can see this in Ignite...

Try removing `host`. We have done some work to improve the defaults of Reactotron to connect to your app by default. Here is a snippet to try ```ts import Reactotron,...

Currently this is not possible. In the beta we are working on this, these are controlled in `apps/reactotron-app/src/renderer/KeybindHandler.tsx`. It would be possible to extract these out into a configuration file...

@sudharsangs, yes this is still relevant, a contribution would be great

Yes!

See: https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-webpack/issues/330

My thought is that we could add an `id` key to each plugin and then we could send it to Reactotron app in the `connect` call. This would be a...