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@chazzz/simple-doc

v0.0.5

Published

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Downloads

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Readme

Boilerplate for React-native app using expo

Travis Conventional Commits nps friendly

Presentation

This boilerplate include :

  • react-native
  • expo
  • redux
  • rxjs with redux-observable
  • reselect
  • react-intl (i18n)
  • react-navigation (amazing isomorphic router)
  • unit test with jest
  • continuous integration with Travis
  • tslint and prettier
  • commitizen with cz-conventional-changelog
  • gitHook with husky and lint-staged
    • run prettier before commit
    • run test before push

Requirement

  • Node.js
  • Expo Ide
  • Redux remote devtools
  • an android/iphone or genymotion installed

Installation

install dependancies

$ npm i

Compile typescript source

$ npm start

Then open Expo ide and start your project

Development

First release

$ npm run release --first-release

Run tests

$ npm test
$ npm run tdd

Scafolding

$ npm run generate

You have access to plop.js generators:

  • component
  • containers
  • redux module (reducers, selector, actionCreator, middlewares)
  • language
  • page
  • navigator

production

Publish a release

$ npm run release

Changelog

Contributing