On iOS, it is possible to inspect the contents of a Realm database by opening the corresponding file with the Realm Browser. The path to that file can be printed by using th
To elaborate on Daniel Mesa's answer:
In your react native class (assuming ES6 here) below your import lines (above the class definition) add the following:
const Realm = require('realm');
Then add a componentDidMount
function and log the Realm default path:
componentDidMount() {
console.log('REALM PATH', Realm.defaultPath);
}
This should then output the realm db path in the console log (debug your react native app).