react-native-template-qualquerum-alecpo v0.0.1

react-native-template-alecpo

⚠️ Thanks for coming, but first...let's take a selfie!🤳🏻

You will need to ensure that the React Native development environment is working correctly. If you haven't already, I suggest taking a look here before continuing.

⚛️ About the project

The intent of this project is to provide a custom template for React Native developers that wishes to start a brand new application, not by the begin, but having a pre-built project with the most commons and populars libraries and a reasonable pattern for the folder hierarchy.

🤔 How many different libraries do we have?

• @react-navigation/native → Provide a powerful, easy to use and completely customizable screens navigation in React Native;
• @react-navigation/stack → Provide a stack navigation model to use on react navigation;
• axios → "Promise based HTTP client";
• formik → Helper to build forms in react/react-native easily;
• prop-types → "Used as runtime type checking for React props and to document the intended types of properties passed to components";
• react-native-masked-text → "This is a simple masked text (normal text and input text) component for React-Native";
• react-native-safe-area-context → "A flexible way to handle safe area", is something like a better version of SafeAreaView;
• redux → "A Predictable State Container for JS Apps";
• react-redux → Integration of redux to Reacts applications;
• redux-logger → Allows to log the changes that is made in the redux state (display actions dispatches and store changes in browser console);
• redux-thunk → Intercept an action and handle with it's behavior and results;
• styled-components → Have a clean code with native css styling creating custom natives components;

• yup → Validation JS tool to improve the use of Formik library;

  🙏 How to use it

  It's simple, just run the command bellow on your workspace directory:

  npx react-native init MyProjectName --template react-native-template-alecpo

🗂 The folder hierarchy explanation

⚠️ This topic only describes that folders and files that diverges from the original React Native template.

alecpo-template
├── src/
│   ├── assets/ # Use this folder to storage any kind of assets required by your app.
│   │   └── img/ # Feel free to divide the images into subfolders .
│   │   └── svgAnimations/ # svg folder for animations (e.g: used by Lottie library)
│   ├── components/ # Put every kind of reusable custom components here.
│   │   └── DivisorLine.js # custom component to divide sections or elements in a list.
│   │   └── Icon.js # custom provided by react-native-vector-icons.
│   │   └── Label.js # custom text.
│   │   └── SubmitButton.js # custom submit button.
│   ├── config/ # Folder to the configurations files (e.g: API constants file, Reactotron, i18n, etc).
│   │   └── api.js # file to define the API's and endpoints constants.
│   ├── navigation/ # Folder for the "navigators" of React Navigation library. Use to structure the folder hierarchy. (Hint: Do this with advance planning).
│   │   └── RootStackNavigator.js # initial navigator of React Nativagation library.
│   ├── screens/ # Folder for ALL the screens files.
│   │   └── HomeScreen.js # Initial screen.
│   ├── store/ # Follow the structure to use Redux in your project.
│   │   └── actions/ # Action types and action creators files.
│   │   └── reducers/ # "Reducer's" files.
│   │   └── storeConfig.js # "store" settings file.
│   ├── utils/ # Helpers for your project.
│   │   └── customPropTypes/ # This folder contains the customs PropTypes that you probably will need.
│   │   └── enums/ # Enums folders.
│   │   └── colors.js # File to specify your application's color palette.
│   │   └── spacing.js # Generic pattern of spacings to your project.
│   │   └── strings.js # Strings constants used to prevent syntax mistakes and provide a scalable internationalization.
│   │   └── typography.js # Constants used to customize the "Label" component.
├── .prettierrc.json # Used to indent your project automatically.
├── babel.config.js # Allows you to use an alias on import custom modules or components (e.g: #/components/Label).
├── jsconfig.json # Offers autocomplete for your absolute path using alias (#/).
├── LICENSE # License file description.
└── README.md # Template documentation in markdown text.