React template for apps targetting Mobiles/Web/Desktop

To install node dependencies just do:

  npm install .

And install fakeroot needed by release modules:

  sudo apt-get install fakeroot

To release Expo (android/ios) you must set up environment variables (their names are defined in release.expo-user-env and release.expo-passwd-env - build.json) By default it is EXPO_USER_LOGIN and EXPO_USER_PASSWD

You can create new Expo account then put the credentials there.

Note: Not all abuilds are now fully supported (becaouse of early stage of project) Current list of fully supported builds:**

• web
• linux
• android

Full release

To perform release of binaries for the all supported platforms do:

  npm run release

Then the release driectory will be created with the following contents:

  release
    | - web
    | - linux
    | - windows
    | - android
    \-  ios

For web

Development

To start dev server with autoreload please run:

  npm run web-dev

The server will be launched at localhost - port dev.web-server-port (build.json).

Release

To prepare release files run:

  npm run web-release

The output files will be placed in the directory ./release-web.

The output will be index.html available for static hosting by any server.

For desktop

Development

To start Electron with autoreload on application close please run:

  npm run desktop-dev

Release

You can release desktop apps for the following platforms:

• Linux 32bit (run npm run linux-release)
• Windows 32bit (run npm run windows-release)

The release files will be available in release-linux-ia3 and release-win32-ia32 folders.

Note: You can build Linux releases only on Linux and similary for other platforms.

For native mobile

Development

To start Expo server for IP specified in dev.expo-server-ip (build.json) please execute the following command:

  npm run mobile-dev

Then run Expo app on you phone entering the exp://<IP>:<PORT> (see npm run mobile-dev logs for actual address) to run your app natively.

Release

To release Expo you must set up environment variables (their names are defined in release.expo-user-env and release.expo-passwd-env - build.json) By default it is EXPO_USER_LOGIN and EXPO_USER_PASSWD

That's the user and password for Expo account that the app will be published under.

Then run the command:

  npm android-release

Or/and:

  npm run ios-release

The release will be performed in-cloud (Expo servers). The binaries will be saved to android/ios-release folders.