Feature based Architecture for developing Scalable React Native Apps (0.57.4)

React Native Boilerplate is a starting point for React Native application. This project is configured with redux, redux saga and redux persist. Latest version of react-navigation (v2.18) with NavigationService instead of Redux Integration.

This Architecture is optimised for large scale projects. If you are beginner who just started using react native, I would suggest starting with a type based architecture and slowly switching to this architecture.

React-Native-BoilerPlate for beginners.

• Redux
• Redux Saga
• Redux Persist
• React Navigation
• Reselect
• Jest
• Eslint (Airbnb config)

• /app - Contains our React Native App codebase
  • /api - Api module class. Each file will be feature based like ProductAPI, LoginAPI etc
  • /components - universal shared components used by others.
  • /config - Universal styles,images,metrics etc..
  • /features - Config files
    • login- Each folder will be a feature like this.
      • reducers - Reducer associated with this feature [Mostly one, can be multiple]
      • sagas - Sagas related with this particular feature [can have single or muliple sagas associated]
      • selectors - selectors associated with feature
      • components - Components associated with this feature.
      • containers - Containers associated with this feature [Container - Component Structure]
  • /lib - lib helper files
  • /navigation - All naviagtion related studd including helpers functions and navigation stack
    • NavigationHelpers.js - Use this class instead of depending on props.naviagtion
    • NavigationService.js - Service class for naviagtion
    • NavigationStack.js - Stack to define naviagtion. you can split things further if needed
  • /store - Includes everything you need to set up store.
    • reducers - Combines all feature based reducers
    • sagas - Combines all feature based sagas
    • index.js - Set ups store and export things

• Node v8.10 (it is recommended to install it via NVM)
• Yarn
• A development machine set up for React Native by following these instructions

1. Clone this repo, git clone https://github.com/victorkvarghese/react-native-boilerplate.git <your project name>

2. Go to project's root directory, cd <your project name>

3. Remove .git folder, rm -rf .git

4. Open package.json and change the name property with your project name

5. Open index.js and replace 'ReactNativeBoilerPlate' by your project name

6. Open app.json and replace 'ReactNativeBoilerPlate' by your project name

7. Run yarn or npm install to install dependencies

8. Run react-native upgrade to upgrade and add iOS & Android Folders.

9. Run react-native link

10. Start the packager with npm start

11. Connect a mobile device to your development machine

12. Run the test application:

• On Android:
  • Run react-native run-android
• On iOS:
  • Open ios/YourReactProject.xcodeproj in Xcode
  • Hit Run after selecting the desired device

13. Enjoy!!!

This is Work in Progress [WIP]. I would love to see some PRs and suggestions from everyone Lets make this boilerplate more efficient and developer friendly.