Quick start
1. Install
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2. Open the simulator
Start your app the normal way, then open it in SootSim:
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If you omit the port, sootsim open scans for available React Native dev
servers and lets you pick one.
SootSim’s bridge daemon registers itself transparently on first CLI use, so the common flow (port scanning, one shared bridge across simulators, agents, and CLI commands) just works.
The desktop app is optional. If it is installed, open prefers it; otherwise
SootSim opens in your default browser.
3. Add the optional /__soot integration
If you want SootSim installed for your team and always available on your normal dev server, run this in the project repo:
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That adds the optional Metro or One integration that exposes a /__soot URL on
the dev server you already run.
You can also set options in sootsim.config.ts:
5. Run a first flow
Create flows/smoke.yaml:
Run it with:
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