elderfo-react-native-components
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This is a set of common components I use for creating react native applications. They were externalized from a project I was working on so I can rapidly develop new react native apps.
This is a set of common components I use for creating react native applications. They were externalized from a project I was working on so I can rapidly develop new react native apps.
More details to be added soon.
Run:
> yarn add elderfo-react-native-components -D
or
> npm install elderfo-react-native-components --save-dev
Probably the best way to view the components is to run the storybook (note: not all components have stories at this time).
> yarn run storybook
> react-native run-ios
This project uses storyshot for testing. To execute:
> yarn run test
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This is a set of common components I use for creating react native applications. They were externalized from a project I was working on so I can rapidly develop new react native apps.
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