How to get content of Redux store in console without devtools?

Option 1

You can attach the store to window while you're in a dev mode, and then you can access if from the console.

if(env === 'dev') { // only an example - you'll need to tailor this to your build system
    window.store = store;
}

Now you can access it directly from the console:

store.getState()

Option 2 (in chrome)

1. After store creation console.log(store).
2. In console, right click the store, and select Store as global variable.
3. You'll get a new variable, by the name of temp1 (or tempX if you've created others).
4. Now you can use temp1.getState().

Don't forget to clear the console statement (usually done as part of the build).

I was in a situation where I could not assign anything to window and I also did not have the opportunity to use react or redux dev tools.

This is obviously undocumented and brittle but it seemed to work for me on a few different sites that had redux. Outputs access to state (store with minor tweaks) within console.

Assumes you are rendering react to a dom node with id react-root.

const appStates = []
const reactRoot = document.getElementById('react-root')
let base

try {
    base = reactRoot._reactRootContainer._internalRoot.current
} catch (e) {
    console.log('Could not get internal root information from reactRoot element')   
}

while (base) {
    try {
        state = base.pendingProps.store.getState()
        // This also sometimes works...
        // state = base.stateNode.store.getState()
        appStates.push(state)
    } catch (e) {
        // no state
    }
    base = base.child
}

console.log('Application States', appStates)

I guess the simplest way is to assign it to the global window just right after you created your store:

const myStore = createStore();

if(process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production') {
  window.store = myStore;
}

and later you can access it in browser console like:

store.getState();