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react-native-lightning

v0.0.2

Published

:warning: This is pre-alpha software. Please use as your own risk.

Downloads

18

Readme

react-native-lightning

:warning: This is pre-alpha software. Please use as your own risk.

Description

This library hopes to simplify the process of adding Lightning via LND's Neutrino to any React-Native app.

Android Installation:

Video Walkthrough: [TODO]

If you have any trouble, please use this commit as a reference to what needs to be changed/added to your project to get everything working.

  1. Install Dependencies:

     yarn add react-native-lightning buffer react-native-randombytes react-native-crypto [email protected]
     yarn add -D rn-nodeify
     yarn install
  2. Start the project:

    react-native run-android

Example Usage

const lnd = require("react-native-lightning");
lnd.start();

iOS Installation (In Progress)

Manual (Android/iOS):

  1. yarn add react-native-lightning buffer react-native-randombytes

  2. Add the following to the end of your postinstall script in yourproject/package.json:

    • cd node_modules/react-native-lightning && yarn install && ./node_modules/.bin/rn-nodeify --install buffer,stream,assert,events,crypto,vm,process --hack
  3. Copy react-native-lightning/src/lnd.config to the following. (Note: Create the directories if they do not exist):

    • Android - android/app/src/main/assets/lnd.config
    • iOS - ios/lightning/lnd.config
  4. Copy necessary files over for Android & iOS respectively:

    • Android - Copy LndNativeModule.java & LndNativePackage.java to android/app/src/main/java/com/yourproject/ and be sure to replace "com.rnlightning" at the top of each file with the name of your own project.
    • iOS - Copy LndReactModule.h & LndReactModule.m to ios/lightning/.
  5. Generate the Lndmobile.aar & Lndmobile.framework files.

    • Option 1 - Generate them locally with lnd v0.9:
      • To generate these files, please follow the instructions detailed in the README of Lightning Lab's Lightning App here.
    • Option 2 - Download pre-generated files:
      • If you do not wish to generate these files locally you can download them here instead. However, I highly recommend you opt for option 1.
  6. Add the Lndmobile.aar & Lndmobile.framework files to the project:

    • Add the Lndmobile.aar file to android/Lndmobile
    • Add the Lndmobile.framework file to ios/lightning
  7. Add packages.add(new LndNativePackage()); to "getPackages" in MainApplication.java just above return packages"

  8. For Android you'll need these additional dependencies in YourProject/android/app/build.gradle:

  • implementation 'com.google.protobuf:protobuf-java:3.13.0'
  • implementation 'com.android.support:multidex:1.0.3'
  • Then Add multiDexEnabled true under defaultConfig in the same gradle file.
  1. Start the project:
    • iOS: react-native run-ios
    • Android: react-native run-android