@react-native-reusables/cli
Advanced tools
Please follow the initial setup steps before using
A CLI to add react-native-reusables components to your project. When components depend on other components, they will also be added to your project.
Use the following command (with optional arugments and flags):
npx @react-native-reusables/cli@latest add
If you do not add arguments, you will be prompted to select the ui components you would like to add to your project.
accordionalertalert-dialogaspect-ratioavatarbadgebuttoncardcheckboxcollapsiblecontext-menudialogdropdown-menuhover-cardinputlabelmenubarnavigation-menupopoverradio-groupselectseparatorskeletonswitchtabletabstexttextareatoggletoggle-grouptooltiptypography-o or --overwrite: Overwrite existing files. Default to false-c <cmd> or --cwd <cwd>: The working directory. Defaults to the current directory.This project uses code from shadcn.
The code is licensed under the MIT License.
https://github.com/shadcn-ui/ui
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