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react-native-zustand-repack

v0.1.2

Published

4 years ago

React Native Zustand Repack

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react-native template boilerplate zustand repack

If you like any of my work, you can support me on: https://barelyhuman.dev/donate

A simple boilerplate for react native with the following additions

Features

React Native Paper
RN-Vector-Icons
Zustand
Re.Pack

Usage

npx react-native init NewApp --template react-native-zustand-repack

Icons

The boilerplate comes with RN-Vector-Icons setup already, though the only icons that are added to the actual app are MaterialCommunityIcons.ttf, to add the remaining you can go ahead and modify by going to the following files:

android/app/build.gradle => project.ext.vectoricons and add the needed font files
Open Info.plist in XCode or in the editor, look for UIAppFonts in the editor and Fonts Provided By Application in XCode and add more items to it and provide the values as the font files.

Structure

The template comes with a set structure for

components
hooks
navigators
screens
store (state)

You are free to modify any of these as none of them are hardcoded to the template and are free to change

Contribute

The best way is to fork and raise pull requests for the existing issues and let the maintainer know that you are picking up and issue

License

MIT © Reaper