react-native-sdk-booking-house-cleaning-btaskee v0.0.1

React-Native-SDK-Booking-House-Cleaning-Btaskee

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Documents

• create a folder assets containing images and documents .png

• create a component folder containing .js documents to write separate features and functions for easy use and efficient code management

• create a contants folder to use the available configs for better coding and source code management

• create a help directory for writing formatting features

• Regarding the main folder to contain the code that handles each screen or each important feature, it may not be in a screen or view folder, according to the previously pre-formatted structure.

• create file index.d.ts -> define interface props using

• Then in the main file will call the necessary props so that when outside passing in will catch the props. In here when will handle different phase codes and different components, such as:

  • Import what is needed to make its use necessary.
  • Where props are needed, I will pass them in so that when I call out, I can call those props and display them on the screen.
  • To display a screen with many components and related features, it must be handled in the return of a View, Scrollview, Text ... of react native so that they are displayed on one screen.
  • When calling the API, when I pass props in, then it will automatically force the props to call the functions and related props.

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Add your files

• Create or upload files
• Add files using the command line or push an existing Git repository with the following command:

cd existing_repo
git remote add origin https://github.com/NguyenManhCuong290797/react-native-booking-btaskee
git branch -M main
git push -uf origin main

Release

Releases are currently made from the 1.x branch.

Release Process

To make a new release, follow these steps:

• Verify the development branch has all the changes desired in a release and works well
• Make and merge a final PR into development branch that increments the version number in package.json
• Make and merge a PR from the development branch to the release branch
• Using the GitHub web UI, draft a new release using tag name vx.x.x (replace the x values as appropriate of course), with the release branch as the target, with release name vx.x.x (again, with appropriate numbers in place of x of course)
• Verify in the GitHub Actions panel for the repository that NPM publish succeeded