#Mac install android emulator react native install#

yarn macos:pods: Install macOS cocoapods dependencies.

yarn macos:start: Start developing the macOS app.

yarn macos:metro: Start the metro server for macOS.

yarn ios:xcode: Open the iOS app on XCode.

yarn ios:pods: Install iOS cocoapods dependencies.

yarn ios:start: Start developing the iOS app.

yarn ios:metro: Start the metro server for Android/iOS.

yarn android:studio: Open the android app on Android Studio.

yarn android:start: Start developing the Android app.

yarn android:metro: Start the metro server for Android/iOS.

Developing a browser extension with Create React App.

Building a desktop application using Electron and Create React App.

Run your React Native app on the web with React Native for Web.

#Mac install android emulator react native tv#

Tutorial for the TV and Next.js platforms from Adding tvOS & Android TV Support to Monorepo Step by step tutorial on creating this repository from scratch:

Run yarn install cd react-native-universal-monorepo & yarn.

Clone the repository: :mmazzarolo/react-native-universal-monorepo.git.

You can use this repo as a boilerplate, removing the workspaces of platforms that you don't need, or you can create this setup from scratch if you want to fully understand how it works.

Web - Browser Extension (React Native 0.65).

This is just an approach that I enjoy using on larger codebases :) Supported platforms Please notice that I'm not saying this is the right way to do React Native monorepos. This approach promotes gradual React Native updates over updates in lockstep.ДЇor more details, check out 'Running React Native everywhere: Yarn Workspaces monorepo setup'.

#Mac install android emulator react native code#

For example, we can use on the mobile app and on the macOS app - as long as the JavaScript app code supports both versions.

Thanks nohoist, each platform workspace ( mobile, macos, etc.) can depend on any React Native version, regardless of what version the other platform workspaces are using. We fully embrace Yarn nohoist to allow using different versions of React Native on each platform (which is recommended but not required), simplifying the adoption of new React Native updates. This isolation happens by using different workspaces: We have an app workspace for the JavaScript app code, a mobile workspace for the React Native mobile configuration, a macos workspace for the React Native macOS configuration, and so on. The core idea is to isolate the JavaScript app code from the platform configurations (native code + the app bundlers like Metro and Webpack). This monorepo uses Yarn workspaces and TypeScript to support a modular React Native project.

An opinonated approach to supporting multiple platforms with React Native using a Yarn Workspaces monorepo.Д¬heck out Running React Native everywhere for an in-depth guide on how and why I recommend trying out this approach if you're planning to support multiple platforms in your app.