v4 would be cool to have modular plugins

[filipef101]

Heard there will be a v4 in the works on the RN show podcast.
Just to give context on how I use it, I'm sticking on v2, tried v3 a while back a had issues I don't remember and just sticked with v2 because if not broken don't fix it :)

I just wanted to provide what a better experience could look like which is making reactron "pages" more modular, and with that moving to the possibility to have community maintained plugins,

I understand that it already has a modular structure code wise, so maybe it's already the planned direction? on that note a public roadmap could be useful for comunication the direction reactotron is going and getting hopefully good feedback from the community

Some api for modules could/should give the ability to run code on the app, I assume for example when you apply a redux state reactotron is running code on the app to do it.

Module idea example 1: Sending push notifications to ios simulator and/or APNS/FCM from reactotron it self.
For a module like this Maybe even ability to run code for specific module, like
console.tron.notifyModule('module_id', 'action_name', 'option_somestring or object(?)'), ie:
console.tron.notifyModule('push_notification_module_xpto', 'register_fcm_token', '')
or console.tron.notifyModule('push_notification_module_xpto', 'un_register_fcmtoken')

Module idea example 2: Metro CLI (or whatever bundler).

Module idea example 2.1: Expo, (?) havent used expo for a while, but could see a usefulness to show the expo start web page

Module idea example 2: RN dev tools, from what I heard you guys are considering having it as part of reactotron

Some ideads would also probably make reactotron more intertwined with a specific app, where right now in theory I can connect 2 completely different apps, so reacotron would need to support opening/specifying a directory so it know where to run things.

Also another possible feature is CLI integration: Not sure about real pratical cases related to reactotron as a develpment/debug tool. So not important but worth considering, for example I love the fact I can apply a redux snapshot, if we could do that with a command in shell it could be very useful for e2e testing. I say is not important because it's a single random use case, but having ability to for example run code on the app, ie to modify asyncstorage could be cool but likely outside of scope of reactotron.

_Would also be interesting to see reactotron (re?)-built with react native targetting windows/macos/linux(?)

Edit: closing as most is being addressed