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RNTimerExample

A mobile app for getting started with React Native and Mobx development.

Getting started

Follow the official getting started guide for iOS and/or Android. For iOS you need a Mac with Xcode installed. Developer account is not necessary unless you want to submit your app to the App Store.

For Android emulator you should initially create file android/local.properties with content sdk.dir=/path/to/your/android-sdk

Usage

The following run scripts can be used from the console in order to test and run the app locally from your developer machine.

• npm test: Run all tests.
• npm run test:watch: Run all tests in watch-mode.
• npm run test:coverage: Run all tests and create coverage report (located in project folder /coverage).
• npm run lint: Check eslint rules.
• npm run packager: Start the React Native packager (must be started before running the ios/android app).
• npm run packager:reset: Start the React Native packager and reset cache (for troubleshooting only).
• npm run ios: Run the app in iOS simulator.
• npm run android: Run the app in Android emulator.
• npm run android:emulator: Start the Android emulator (must be started before running the android app).
• npm run android:devmenu: Open developer menu in the running Android emulator.
• npm run android:apk-assemble: Assemble Android APK files (see folder android/app/build/outputs/apk).
• npm run android:apk-install: Install Android APK on the connected device.

Links

• React Native
• Who's using React Native?
• React
• Mobx
• Jest
• ESLint
• Exponent React Native Library
• React Native Vector Icons
• Code Push
• Fast Lane

License

MIT