@johanneswe91/expo-typescript-storybook v1.0.4

Expo Typescript starter project with Storybook support

Create a new project from this template

expo init APP_NAME --template @johanneswe91/expo-typescript-storybook

App

Run the app using on of the following commands

• yarn start
• yarn web
• yarn android
• yarn ios

Storybook

Running storybook on device

Run storybook using on of the following commands

• yarn storybook
• yarn storybook:web
• yarn storybook:ios
• yarn storybook:android

Customizing Fonts

Adding Fonts

• Add your fonts in .ttf format in assets/fonts
• Open src/MyApp.tsx
  • Add references to your fonts in useFonts

Tests

Setup

Install Detox on your machine with the following commands

brew tap wix/brew
brew install --HEAD applesimutils
npm install -g detox-cli

Writing Tests

Running Tests

• Install eas-cli globally. npm i -g eas-cli
• Platform specific setup
  • iOS
    • brew install fastlane
  • Android
• Login to your Expo.io account using
  • eas login
• Start your local Development Server
  • yarn start
• Create a iOS or Android Development build using either
  • iOS
    • yarn detox:ios:debug:build
    • yarn detox:ios:release:build
  • Android
    • yarn detox:android:debug:build
    • yarn detox:android:release:build
  • Note: This step will take some time
• Run your tests
  • iOS
    • yarn detox:ios:debug:test
    • yarn detox:ios:release:build
  • Android
    • yarn detox:android:debug:test
    • yarn detox:android:release:test

Working with translations

```
import { useTranslation } from 'react-i18next';
import { Text } from 'react-native'
...
const MyComponent = ()=> {
    const { t } = useTranslation();

    return (
        <Text>{t('TRANSLATION_KEY')}</Text>
    )
}
```

• Simply add all your translation keys in src/config/locales/LOCALE.json
• Then inside any component use the t function above to render your translations

Switching language

import i18next from 'i18next';

i18next.changeLanguage(lng)

• Expects a 2 character country code

Using env Variables

• Create a file named .env at the project top level
• In src/config/env.d.ts add the types for your environment variables
• To access your environment variables use the following snippet

import { YOUR_VARIABLE } from 'react-native-dotenv'

Using Sentry

• Create a file named .env at the project top level
• Add the following keys and values in your .env file

SENTRY_DSN=
SENTRY_URL=
SENTRY_ORGANIZATION=
SENTRY_PROJECT=
SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN=

• Further informations on how to setup Sentry see here

Using Fonts

• Use your added Fotnts

  <Text style={{ fontFamily: Roboto }}>Text in your Font</Text>

License

MIT

Feedback

If you have any feedback or encounter any problems please contact me at johanneswe91@gmail.com