A 30 Days Challenge to Delve Deep into React Native using React Native CLI and Typescript

A 30 days challenge to delve deep into React Native using React Native CLI and typescript with other technologies.

React Native in 30 Days(version2)

A 30 days challenge to delve deep into React Native using React Native CLI and typescript with other technologies.

Table of Content

• About
• Screenshots
• Technologies
• Setup
• Folder Structure
• Status

About

After learning the basics of React native from reactnative.dev and other learn materials such as videos from youtube, blog articles, stack-overflow, etc, I decided to build a project to validate my skills in the middle of the challenge. I built an MVP version of a Todo app. Putting the skills I have acquired over the past few days, I implemented the following features:

• Authentication (Email and Password) or google sign-in
• CRUD operations: Creating, reading, updating and deleting a todo
• Navigating between screens (Stack and Tab navigation)
• Persist data to a Database service(Firebase Cloud Firestore)

Screenshots

Technologies

• React Native CLI
• React Navigation
• Typescript
• Firebase

Setup

• Clone the project from Github

• Run git clone https://github.com/victorbruce/reactnative-in-30-v2/tree/day-1

• cd [project-name]

• Run npm install

• cd pod and run pod install

• Run npx react-native start in a new terminal

• For macOS users run npx react-native run-ios

• For windows users, start AVD(Android Virtual Device) and run npx react-native run-android

Folder Structure

src: contains all related code and assets for building the application

• assets: images, icons, videos, logos, etc

• components: contains reusable components that will be used on different parts of the screens of the app. Example: navigation, form inputs, buttons, alerts, etc

• config: contains code that affects parts of the app such as theming, etc.

• navigation: holds all the navigations for the entire app (Stack, Tabs, and Drawer Navigation)

• contexts: contains all the contexts defined for holding global state variables within the app.

• screens: holds individual screens within our app. Example: Home Screen, Settings Screen, etc

• utils: resuable functions to perform certain tasks within the app

• App.tsx: the entry point of the application

index.js: the file to register our entire app component

app.json: a file that allows us to configure parts of our application. From changing the name of your app to adding a short description of what your app is about or setting a primary user for publishing and creating builds.

Status

• Done/Complete

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Author: victorbruce

Source Code: https://github.com/victorbruce/reactnative-in-30-v2

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