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🔥 The ideal starting app for React Native, best practices, generators, and more. 🔥
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Why Ignite?

To view the generated example project, just pull down the code and run ignite-base!

⬇️ Install

Make sure you're setup for React Native

Step 1: Install

npm install -g react-native-ignite

Step 2: Use

ignite new MyApplication

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▶️ How to Run Generated App

  1. cd to the repo
  2. Run Build for either OS
  • for iOS
    • run the command react-native run-ios
  • for Android
    • Run Genymotion
    • run the command react-native run-android
  1. Enjoy!

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⬆️ Built-In Generators

Generate an app: ignite new MyApplication

  • The application generator uses the ignite-base template to provide a fresh application with all the common tech wired up and ready to roll. Base applications come with common development screens, tools, and components. As for now, this is a 'Kitchen Sink' plan of attack. Eventually to be paired down, and adjustable in v2.0

Generate a component: ignite generate component SmoothButton

  • The component generator creates a new 'dumb component' with the stylesheet. Both files are created and placed in their appropriate folders.

Generate a container: ignite generate container SubMenu

  • A generated container is a smart component that is connected to Redux. Usually for containing other components. The component and stylesheet are placed in the Containers folder.

Generate a screen: ignite generate screen Settings

  • A generated screen, is an opinionated container, with a generated route. Keyboard avoiding, and other base code is placed in this connected smart component.

Generate a listview: ignite generate listview HotDates

  • React Native listview container with easy step by step instructions on how to get started with an easy list template.

Import images: ignite import imagesfile

  • Imports all files in Images folder and converts the names into key: value pairs in the image object inside of the Images.js file in the Themes folder.

🔀 Where to Go From Here

Chosen Tech Docs - Understand the Tech Inside

Roadmap Wiki Page - Future Plans of Ignite

Who are We? - Learn More About Infinite Red

Project Web Page - Our Github Page

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