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@react-profiler-mcp/react-collector

v0.1.0

Published

React Profiler wrapper that streams samples to the local MCP companion

Readme

@react-profiler-mcp/react-collector

Wrap a subtree with <ProfilerBridge> to stream render metrics to the local MCP companion.

Profiler label (profilerId)

React’s <Profiler> reports the id you pass in, not each child component’s name. Set profilerId to something meaningful (e.g. checkout-sidebar) so MCP session_summary shows that label instead of the default react-profiler-mcp-root. Use nested profilers or multiple bridges for finer breakdowns.

Production / disabled mode

Set enabled={false} to render children only:

  • No Profiler subscription.
  • No fetch / sendBeacon calls.
  • Safe when the companion is not running.

Bundlers should tree-shake the enabled path when you use a compile-time constant (e.g. import.meta.env.DEV in Vite or process.env.NODE_ENV === 'development' in webpack).

Peer dependency

Requires react >= 17.