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Description
Adds a community Rozenite plugin to the plugin directory:
timeline.log()to record analytics calls, feature-flag evaluations, auth transitions, payments and other domain events, each with a channel, a level and a JSON payload. They appear in a searchable panel inside DevTools, instead of getting lost inconsole.log. It covers what Reactotron'sdisplay()did, without leaving the official DevTools.Appended to
plugin-directory.jsonwith the standardnpmUrl+githubUrlfields. The package is published on npm (1.0.1, MIT) and the repository is public.Related Issue
N/A. This follows the documented "open a pull request to contribute your plugin" flow for the plugin directory, as in #291 and #315.
Context
Docs-only: one entry appended to
plugin-directory.json. No packages, workflows or website code are touched, so no version plan is required. Version, description and star count are resolved at build time from npm and GitHub, and the package is unscoped, so it renders as a community entry.Testing
pnpm --filter @rozenite/docs run validate:plugin-directorypasses (25 entries are valid).rozenite-timeline-plugin@1.0.1is on npm, and itsrepositoryfield points to the listed GitHub repo.plugin-directory.json(4 lines added).rozenite-timeline-plugin@1.0.1from npm and verified it end-to-end with the plugin's bundled example app, and separately on an iOS 27 simulator in two production React Native apps.