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Lynx Trace Record

skill-lynx-community-skills-lynx-trace-record · by lynx-community

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for recording Lynx performance traces. Use this guide when the user asks how to record a trace.

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About

1. Workflow Example

The recording process requires using the trace_record CLI tool. The order of operations is critical.

Step 1. List connected clients:

First, list all connected clients to get the client ID. This helps you identify which app to trace.

  • If you have multiple connected clients, ask the user to specify the client ID you want to trace. Then, use this ID with the --client parameter to trace.
  • If you have only one connected client, you can omit the --client parameter.
  • If no clients are found, prompt the user to connect their device via USB and open the debugging app.

``bash node /scripts/trace_record.bundle.cjs list-clients ``

Step 2. Start recording:

Execute the start command BEFORE building or opening the page on your device. This ensures you capture the entire first frame of the page. Use the --client parameter with the client ID from Step 1. ``bash node /scripts/trace_record.bundle.cjs start --client ``

Step 3. Build and Open the Page

Start your development server. If it does not auto-open the page, manually open the target page. ``bash pnpm run dev ``

Step 4. Perform Actions

If you are debugging interactions (e.g., scrolling, clicking, data updates), perform those actions on the device now.

Step 5. Stop Recording & Get Stream Handle

Stop the trace recording. The CLI will output a JSON response containing a stream field (this is your stream handle). Use the --client parameter with the same client ID from Step 1. ``bash node /scripts/trace_record.bundle.cjs end --client ``

Step 6. Read and Save Trace Data

Use the stream handle obtained from Step 5 to download and save the trace file to your local machine. Use the --client parameter with the same client ID from Step 1. ``bash node /scripts/trace_record.bundle.cjs readData --client --stream --output ./my-trace.pftrace ``

2. Troubleshooting Common Errors

"Please restart the app to enable tracing functionality"

enable_debug_mode was off. The CLI attempted to enable it automatically. Solution: Force close the app on your device, restart it, and try recording again from Step 1.

"Tracing functionality is not supported in the current version"

Make sure you're using the Lynx development version. For more information, visit: https://lynxjs.org/guide/start/integrate-lynx-dev-version.html

"Tracing is not started, please start tracing first"

You need to run start before running end and readData.

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  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.