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babel-plugin-react-displayname-path

v1.1.0

Published

Babel plugin to display React components names with file path prefix

Downloads

10,042

Readme

babel-plugin-react-displayname-path

Babel plugin to display React components names with file path prefix. Automatically detects and sets displayName property for React components. This is useful for having meaningful component names show up in production builds of React apps.

The plugin adds support for the following components definitions:

  • Function Components that return JSX.
  • Class Components.

Install

  • yarn add babel-plugin-react-displayname-path
  • Add react-displayname-path to your babel.config.js file:
const plugins = ["react-displayname-path"];

Troubleshooting

If displayName isn't added, make sure the plugin placed before other plugins in your plugins list.

Motivation

Component stack traces are useless in production build:

    in b
    in li
    in ul
    in v
    in div
    in div
    in i
    in div
    in Unknown
    in t…