This is for Mobile Application Development. It can be used for developing a production app as well as learning how to do.
If you find it useful, give me a GitHub star, please.
In this template, you will see ...
- Expo framework
- Redux toolkit
- RTK query
- React query
- expo router navigation
- FlashList ( @shopify )
- React context
- expo secure store
- Lottie animation
- Skeleton
- react hook form
- Authentication
- Custom Font
- Dark mode
- Rest api client
- graphql client ( Apollo client ) etc.
Nest JS for REST Api
Nest JS + Prisma ORM - REST api
Nest JS for Graphql Api
Nest JS + Prisma ORM - Graphql api
Node Express JS For REST Api
Express + Prisma ORM + mongodb - rest api
Express + Prisma ORM + SQL - rest api
Express + mongodb - rest api
Express + mongoose ODM - rest api
Express + sequelize ORM - rest api
Node Express JS For Graphql Api
Apollo server + Prisma ORM + SDL modulerized - graphql api
Express + Prisma ORM + graphql js SDL modulerized - graphql api
Express + Apollo server + mongoose - graphql api
Express + graphql js + mongoose - graphql api
Express + graphql js + sequelize ORM - graphql api
Mobile Application Development
React Native Expo - Now you are here
( Now I'm on the way of these two Starter Kits. Stay tuned, please. )
Setting up your environment is not required if you're using a Framework. With a React Native Framework, you don't need to setup Android Studio or XCode as a Framework will take care of building the native app for you.
If you have constraints that prevent you from using a Framework, or you'd like to write your own Framework, then setting up your local environment is a requirement. After your environment is set up, learn how to get started without a framework.
But my recommendation is that you should set up if possible. Then you can build your app using eas-build as well as xcode or android studio.
See here to learn how to deploy.
First of all, you should git clone.
git clone https://github.com/Bonekyaw/react-native-expo.git
cd react-native-expo
rm -rf .git
npm install
npm start
Now, you can start your project by running:
npx expo start
To view your app on a mobile device, we recommend starting with Expo Go. As your application grows in complexity and you need more control, you can create a development build.
Open the project in a web browser by pressing w in the Terminal UI. Press a for Android (Android Studio is required), or i for iOS (macOS with Xcode is required).
Or you can create a new expo app by running:
npx create-expo-app@latest
And then you can copy files or codes in Starter Kits. Don't forget to install packages manually.
If you are a burmese developer, you should watch my explanation video on YouTube Here. I promise new features will come in the future if I have much time.
If you have something hard to solve,
DM
phonenai2014@gmail.com
https://www.facebook.com/phonenyo1986/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/phone-nyo-704596135
https://www.youtube.com/@CodecafeLab
(auth)/login.tsx
providers/SessionProvider.tsx
(hook)/useStorageState.ts
(auth)/login
(tabs)
(tabs)/profile
(tabs)/(money)
(tabs)/(money)/call-api
(tabs)/(money)/1
(tabs)/(chat)
(tabs)/(chat)/post
(tabs)/(chat)/detail
providers/redux/store.ts
providers/redux/userSlice.ts
hooks/useRedux.ts
(tabs)/(chat)/post.tsx
(tabs)/(chat)/detail.tsx
providers/redux/query/apiSlice.ts
providers/redux/store.ts
(tabs)/(chat)/post.tsx
api/fetch.ts
hooks/useRefreshByUser.ts
hooks/useRefreshOnFocus.ts
(tabs)/(money)/call-api.tsx
(tabs)/(money)/[id].tsx
(tabs)/(money)/call-api.tsx
(tabs)/(chat)/post.tsx
providers/SessionProvider.tsx
(hook)/useStorageState.ts
(tabs)/(chat)/index.tsx
(auth)/login.tsx
components/ThemedText.tsx
components/ThemedView.tsx
providers/graphql/ApolloClient.ts
providers/graphql/sample/query.tsx
providers/graphql/sample/mutation.tsx
If you need a graphql api server to test, I provided the whole Starter Kits. See above My Kits For Graphql Api
.