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frostney / react-native-create-library

:notebook: Command line tool to create a React Native library with a single command
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Consider auto-create project folder like "react-native init AwesomeProject" #7

Closed esutton closed 7 years ago

esutton commented 8 years ago

For consistency with react-native init command line interface.

frostney commented 8 years ago

I really like the idea and all your suggestions from #1, thank you for writing all of that down. I agree with you on all points, but I would like to keep an option to have the most minimal project as well. Something along the lines of --bare. I'm not sure when I will have time to tackle this issue though.

esutton commented 8 years ago

Maybe after I am smarter and have finished my iOS / Android native module, I can find time to work on an example app template with two or three example ReactMethods.

esutton commented 8 years ago

@frostney I see you are working on Bluetooth Low Energy ( BLE ). I'll have to check those out.

I am working on a Bluetooth Classic native module for iOS and Android. On iOS you will need a device with a External Accessory EA protocol.

frostney commented 7 years ago

This just landed with 2.0.0. After thinking about this I decided against a --bare option, as I believe now creating a folder improves the developer experience and should be the default behavior. It's easier to move a folder around than finding out which files have just been generated.

esutton commented 7 years ago

@frostney Thanks! Less is more!

I dislike fancy coffee shops like Starbucks because there are too many bewildering choices.

For most users and developers, I think the the same goes for a user interface an API.