This is the "common" project of the Chain Reaction multi-platform sample project. It houses the Redux components and infrastructure communication code for the application.

Spliting off the Redux state management and generic services was intentional. This illustrates how one could have a shared library across Web, iOS, and Android apps written in React and React Native

Follow the instructions on the Chain Reaction readme.md, as this entire solution relies on a specific folder structure which is managed by the main repo.

The chain-reaction.web and chain-reaction.mobile projects directly reference the /src folder of this project for ease of development. Simply make any changes to the files under /src to see them reflected on the app on which you are working.

This project is written in ES2015 (see the /src directory). However, there is support for deploying this to NPM using transpiled ES5 code. Simply run npm run compile to regenerate the /lib folder. You'll notice that the application's index.js entry point actually references /lib and not /src.

To test this, in either the chain-reaction.web or chain-reaction.mobile projects, run npm install git://github.com/ericnograles/chain-reaction.common --save. Note that this repo will then be pulled into node_modules and can be referenced using:

• ES2015: import * as common from chain-reaction.common
• ES5: var common = require('chain-reaction.common')

• Redux
• Babel