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react-native-own-bridge

v0.0.3

Published

2 years ago

The missing CLI tool to generate project specific native bridges with a single command

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react-native-own-bridge

The missing CLI tool to generate project specific native bridges with a single command.

Contributions are welcomed!

Why Do You Need This Tool?

Because scaffolding new native bridges is a TEDIOUS and ERROR-PRONE task!

You might forget to add a ; in Obj-C or Java
You might forget to import in Obj-C or Java
You might need to refer to official doc and then jump back to your editor back and force, then makes some typo...
You might need to switch between your JS code editor and XCode / Android Studio back and forth, then again makes more typo...

And we already have some good tools targeting on CREATING A NEW RN BRIDGE LIBRARY, such as:

react-native-create-library (https://github.com/frostney/react-native-create-library)
react-native-create-bridge (https://github.com/peggyrayzis/react-native-create-bridge)

But..., what if you need to write your OWN PRIVATE NATIVE CODES? For cases such as:

Integrating existing native logic
Multi-threading stuff
Performance optimization
Simply not ready / no plan to publish your native stuff as a new open-source library

Anyway, if you're planning to write some native code, we hope this tool can help you!

Supported Platforms

Target platforms

Android
iOS

Host platforms (the machine running this CLI)

Mac
Linux

Install

npm i -g react-native-own-bridge
# you might need to add `sudo` for certain platform

Usage

Once installed, in your react-native project root folder:

react-native-own-bridge -n MyAwesomeModule

We'll create following files into corresponding directories for you:

MyAwesomeModule.js
(ios) MyAwesomeModule.h
(ios) MyAwesomeModule.m
(android) MyAwesomeModule.java
(android) MyAwesomeModulePackage.java

Not only that, we also take care of integrating this new added stuff into your existing code.

(ios) AppDelegate.m will be modified to include your new native module
(android) MainApplication.java will be modified to include your new native module

You can also see other detail options via react-native-own-bridge --help