It is a template that you can clone and reuse for every project. It is starting point for React Native application.

consist of:

• react-native": "0.64.0"
• react-navigation and its dependencies
• redux, redux persist and redux thunk
• react native vector icons
• react-native async storage

1. Clone this repo, git clone https://github.com/handi-dev/react-native-boilerplate.git <your project name>

2. Go to project's root directory, cd <your project name>

3. Remove .git folder, rm -rf .git

4. Use React Native Rename to update project name $ npx react-native-rename <newName>

5. Run npm install to install dependencies

6. Run npx pod-install from root of your project.

   If you got error like: The version of CocoaPods used to generate the lockfile (x.x.x) is higher than the version of the current executable (x.x.x), then you can upgrade your cocoapods version.

   If you install cocoapods using homebrew, you can using this command: brew upgrade cocoapods if that does not work, try brew install cocoapods.

   If you previously install using gem, then use this command and run on your terminal: sudo gem install cocoapods.

   make sure your cocoapods version is updated after run that command.

   To check your current version of cocoapods, run pod --version.

   After that, don't forget to execute in your terminal pod repo update

   And, finally, run npx pod-install. Those methods must be solved that problem.

   Last method: If All the above steps not work, remove Podfile.lock in folder ios , and then run npx pod-install.

7. Start the packager with npm start

8. Connect your device or use emulator that's installed in your pc

9. Run the test application:

• On Android:
  • Run npx react-native run-android
• On iOS:
  • Open npx react-native run-ios

9. Enjoy!!!

Run this command chmod 755 android/gradlew from your root project directory

• Go to your Project -> Android

• Create a file local.properties

• Open the file

• Paste your Android SDK path depending on the operating system:

  • Windows: sdk.dir=C:/Users/USERNAME/AppData/Local/Android/sdk
  • Linux or MacOS sdk.dir=/home/USERNAME/Android/sdk

• Replace USERNAME with your PC username