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reactoscope

v0.2.0

Published

Explore, stress-test, and get AI feedback on your React components

Downloads

22

Readme

Reactoscope

npm version License: MIT CI Publish

Explore, stress-test, and get AI feedback on your React components — without writing a single test or storybook file.

Features

  • Explore — Renders any component with auto-generated prop controls based on its TypeScript types
  • Stress Test — Measures render performance, detects non-determinism, and spots memory leaks via server-side rendering
  • AI Feedback — Connects to a local Ollama instance to review component source code and provide suggestions

Quick Start

As a standalone CLI (no Vite project required)

npx reactoscope path/to/MyComponent.tsx

This starts a dev server and opens the Observatory UI in your browser.

As a Vite plugin

npm install reactoscope --save-dev

Add it to your Vite config:

import { defineConfig } from 'vite'
import react from '@vitejs/plugin-react'
import { observatory } from 'reactoscope'

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [react(), ...observatory()],
})

Then visit /__observatory?component=path/to/MyComponent.tsx in your browser while the dev server is running.

Options

observatory({
  ollamaUrl: 'http://localhost:11434', // default
})

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ----------- | -------- | ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- | | ollamaUrl | string | http://localhost:11434 | Base URL for the Ollama API used by the AI feedback panel |

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 22.18.0
  • React 19
  • TypeScript >= 5.8

How It Works

Reactoscope is a set of Vite plugins that:

  1. Schema plugin — Parses your component's TypeScript props at dev time and serves them as JSON, powering the auto-generated prop controls
  2. Stress plugin — Renders your component server-side in a loop, measuring timing, output determinism, and heap growth
  3. AI plugin — Proxies requests to a local Ollama instance, injecting your component's source code as context
  4. UI plugin — Serves the pre-built Reactoscope dashboard at /__observatory

The CLI wraps all of this into a single command using Vite's createServer API, so it works even in projects that don't use Vite.

AI Feedback

The AI panel requires Ollama running locally. Install it, pull a model, and the panel will auto-detect available models:

ollama pull llama3

License

MIT