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@told.club/sdk-rn

v0.2.3

Published

Told React Native SDK

Readme

@told.club/sdk-rn

Told React Native SDK

Install

Install Told React Native SDK by reading public documentation here : https://docs.told.club/

(Told Internal) Test demo app

This project use Yarn workspace. You cannot use npm.

In order to test the demo app, you need to install the development build on your phone. (For iOS, the development build is exclusively linked to your iPhone)

After, follow the next steps:

Note: commands are sent from the repository root

  • Install sdk node modules: yarn install
  • Install demo app node modules: yarn example install
  • Start development server: yarn example start
  • Scan generated QR code with the previously installed development build on your phone

You can find the example Told implementation code inside the following file: ./example/src/App.tsx

(Told Internal) Compile graphql schema

In order to update GraphQL schema, type: yarn compile

Compile Expo builds

  1. [First time only] You'll need to install eas-cli package : npm -g install eas-cli

  2. [First time only] Create an Expo account and be invited to the team

Next steps on https://expo.dev, send the email you used to create the account to your Told supervisor.

  1. [First time only] (iOS only) Add your iOS device

This step is needed if you want to use the test app on your iPhone

Prerequisite : you need to be added to the Apple team

Type the following command and follow the steps : eas device:create (Use the "website" option to easer phone profile install)

  1. Build development build

When you add a new device to the account, you'll need to create a new development build.

Type this command to build the app : eas build --platform all --profile development

License

MIT