A starting point for integrating a React Native app with a Meteor app. I've used this file structure in large, multi-developer projects.
Note #1: This project only specifies an opinion on the React Native project architecture.
- Make sure you have Meteor installed.
- After cloning the repo,
cd MeteorApp/ && meteor
- Make sure you have React Native installed.
- After cloning the repo,
cd RNApp/ && npm install
From the RNApp/ directory you can run npm run ios. This will start the react native packager and open up Xcode. The default configurations in app/config.js should work fine for you. The press the play button in Xcode.
In RNApp/ios/RNApp/AppDelegate.m change the the jsCodeLocation line and swap out localhost for your machine's IP Address. You can get your IP Address by running ipconfig getifaddr en1.
You'll also have to change the host option in app/config.js to be your machine's IP Address.
Then npm run ios to open Xcode.
Then plug your phone into your machine and select your device in Xcode. Press the play button in Xcode. Make sure you device is unlocked
First you'll have to change the host option in RNApp/app/config.js to your Meteor server's IP address. While developing this will likely be your machine. On OSX you can get your IP address by running ipconfig getifaddr en1 in a terminal window.
Once you've done that (and following successful completion of the React Native Android Installation) you can run react-native run-android to get the app running.
Note: You have to have the android simulator running before running react-native run-android.
HELP REQUESTED: I don't have an Android device so I can't test this out.
If you're interested in seeing why the React Native project is organized the way it is please refer to this document.
The Meteor project is completely up to you at this point.
- Meteor
- React Native
- Node DDP Client (at version 0.1.1)
- EJSON
- lodash