Open jdpigeon opened 7 years ago
It built fine on my machine with what you have now. Maybe create-react-native-app won't be necessary. However, it's something to think about to avoid future issues.
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if you decide you need to and continue to develop as traditional React Native app)I think it's definitely something to look into - my previous experience with cross-platform mobile work has taught me that dealing with Xcode can be hairy.
Will leave the issue open as something to look into once the initial prototyping is finished.
If, as we discussed, your app will be built mostly of standard React Native JS components, I would highly suggest using the create-react-native-app tool.
It came out relatively recently and essentially makes the process of building and starting a new React Native app easy, robust, and reliable on multiple platforms and OSes.
Trust me, configing Xcode and Android Studio can be a huge pain. I've never used it, but create-react-native-app is built to help you skip all that headache. The only downside is it makes it a bit harder to write native Java or Swift components.