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react-native-tp-components
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The Repository is used for creating the UI components to be used inside the React Native app
npm i react-native-vector-icons@8.1.0 @react-native-community/blur@3.6.0 react-native-gesture-handler@1.9.0 react-native-linear-gradient@2.5.6 react-native-webview@11.4.3
npm install react-native-tp-components
import { ComponentName } from 'react-native-tp-components';
yarn bootstrap
If you don't want to use yarn, then run below commands inside the repository
npm i && cd example && npm i
cd ios && pod install && cd ..
To run the app
cd example
npm run ios
npm run android
Adding components and viewing inside the app
...
import {... , YourComponentName} from 'react-native-tp-components';
...
switch(route.name) {
...
case 'YourComponentName': return <YourComponentName />;
default: ....
}
<Drawer.Navigator>
...
<Drawer.Screen name='YourComponentName' component={ComponentViewer}>
</Drawer.Navigator>
FAQs
The Components for the UI are present in this module
We found that react-native-tp-components demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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