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Debugging

react-error-overlay

In development, the Web application by default does not show the react error overlay, you can re-enable it by using ERROR_OVERLAY=true, ex:

ERROR_OVERLAY=true npm run start:web:testing

Flipper

You can install Flipper that will help you visualize the application's logs and network information.

We recommend installing the plugin react-query-native-devtools to analyze react query. This plugin is available through Manage Plugins > Install Plugins: react-query-native-devtools. This should work without further configuration for both platforms.

Detailed logs

If you want more detailed application logs, you can still access the logs with ADB: adb logcat on Android, or use the Logcat tab in Android Studio.

For iOS, you can use the console logs in Xcode.