This is my take on setting up webpack with hot reloading and dll support for faster compile times using webpack and a single config file.
Use the default React Native Packager for iOS and Android:
| Script | Description |
|---|---|
react-native run-ios |
Runs the iOS app |
react-native run-android |
Runs the Android app |
yarn android |
Builds your app for android |
yarn ios |
Builds your app for iOS |
react-native-web does not use the React Native Packager, so you need to use webpack to compile your app. This example app contains a complete webpack configuration that is optimized for development and production.
| Script | Description |
|---|---|
yarn web |
Starts the development server on port 3000. |
yarn web:test |
Builds your app for the test environment. |
yarn web:prod |
Builds your app for the prod environment. |
Use haul for react native when it gets ready, so that we get eslint and stuff for react-native also.