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… hidden options * Separate CustomCommandItem component
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Recently I dealt with RN upgrade in our project and I started looking around for dev tool alternatives and I found Reactotron.
After I configured it seamlessly in our project, I started playing around with custom commands and thought it would be cool to have an input whose data isn't visible. That's why I decided to contribute.
I'm moderately satisfied with the example I added to the
ReactotronConfigbecause it's not perfectly intuitive, but I'm counting on your opinions.I noticed comments in custom-commands so I refactored a little.