? React Native Boilerplate – May 2021
React Native Boilerplate is a starting point for React Native application. This project is configured with redux, redux saga
and redux persist. Uses latest version of react-navigation (v5.9)
UPDATE
If you want something simple, un opinionated and scalable with no boilerplate:
React-Native-Query-Zusatnd-BoilerPlate
Scalability Factor
This Type based Architecture scales smoothly for small – medium apps. If you guys are building a very large application I would suggest using the following feature based architecture which will be more developer friendly with ease of scaling.
React-Native-Feature-BoilerPlate
Projects using this BoilerPlate
Features
- Typescript support.
- React Hooks
- React Navigation with Authentication flow baked in & theming support.
- React Native Gesture Handler
- React Native Paper– with theming support
- React Native Vector Icons
- Redux with hooks support
- Redux Saga
- Redux Persist
- Jest
- Eslint (Airbnb config)
How this looks
Prerequisites
- Node v10 (it is recommended to install it via NVM)
- Yarn
- A development machine set up for React Native by following these instructions
Getting Started
-
Clone this repo,
git clone https://github.com/victorkvarghese/react-native-boilerplate.git <your project name>
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Go to project’s root directory,
cd <your project name>
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Remove
.git
folder,rm -rf .git
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Use React Native Rename to update project name
$ npx react-native-rename <newName>
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Run
yarn
to install dependencies -
Start the packager with
yarn start
-
Connect a mobile device to your development machine
-
Run the test application:
- On Android:
- Run
react-native run-android
or Use Android Studio (Recommended)
- Run
- On iOS:
- Open
ios/YourReactProject.xcworkspace
in Xcode - Hit
Run
after selecting the desired device
- Open
- Enjoy!!!
Contributing
PRs are welcome