react-native-boilerplate

Blank Boilerplate React Native

WHY USE EASY STARTER ?

• Always up-to-date React Native 0.62.0

• Easy-Peasy makes it easy to access the global state.

• Use of React Hooks optimizes the performance and increases reusability.

• Provides a basic infrastructure, which can easily be used throughout the whole project.

• ApiSauce Axios + standardized errors + request/response transforms.

Currently Includes

• React-native 0.62
• easy-peasy for state management
• Hooks
• react-navigation
• react-native-vector-icons
• Themes support and much more

Ready to use templates

• Loading
• Api ready service
• material design components using react-native-paper
• easy-peasy models
• useStorage() for async storage
• useTheme() for using themes
• ... much more

Getting Started

Step 1: Clone and Install

$ git clone https://github.com/maateusx/react-native-boilerplate.git

$ cd react-native-boilerplate

$ yarn

Step 2: Rename the app react-native-rename

$ yarn global add react-native-rename

$ react-native-rename <newName>

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Step 3: Start the App

$ yarn start --reset-cache

$ yarn run android:dev

For release build (ANDROID)

see Generating signed apk

$ yarn run android:build

Reactotron

Reactotron is a debug developer tool, where you can scan requests, states and reducers from your device.

Installing Reactotron.app Let’s download the desktop app to start. You can download for Linux, Windows, and Mac.

Note: If using an Android device or emulator run the following command to make sure it can connect to Reactotron:

adb reverse tcp:9090 tcp:9090

How can I contribute?

Bugs? Comments? Features? PRs and Issues happily welcomed!

• ⭐ Star our GitHub repo

• 🔧 Create Fixes, suggest new features or update docs