ugglr / react-native-storybook-boilerplate

Compelling boilerplate setup for starting development of a React Native UI library. React-Native+React-Native-Web+Storybook=❤️
https://rn-sb-boilerplate.netlify.app/
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react-native-storybook-boilerplate

Building a UI library for React Native together with storybook is a good experience, but it's hard to display the components on the web, therefore I want to transpile the react-native component through the react-native-web project so I can display them easily on the web.

It's the ultimate library development setup meant for kickstarting ui library development for react-native.

In a nutshell there's two different setups of Storybook running in parallel:

  1. React Native + Storybook/React-Native

It was installed following the normal steps of

  1. React + Storybook/React

This installation is less obvious because we have to setup react from scratch, configure babel & webpack, whereas in the webpack.config.js we need to resolve and apply aliases for our imports, so react-native becomes react-native-web. This needs to be done with other packages as well, in this boilerplate I have installed styled-components, i.e. styled-components/native imports needs to be switched out to styled-components when we bundle for the web.

It was roughtly done like this:

Goals of this repo:

ToDo Status
setup react native
setup @storybook/react-native-server for react native UI development
setup react from scratch
setup @storybook/react to run as a seperate storybook
Build serveable storybook site with react-native-web display of the react-native components.

Clone Command

git clone git@github.com:ugglr/react-native-storybook-boilerplate.git

Scripts

In root folder the following scripts are available

--> ./storybook-static