Use React Native and your React knowledge to build native iOS and Android Apps
To get started with this project, we'll use Expo. Open a terminal and run the following command inside a directory of your choice:
expo init rn-project-structure
Alternatively, you can use create-expo-app
to set up a new Expo and React Native project:
yarn create expo-app --template blank AwesomeProject
cd AwesomeProject
yarn expo start
For more details on creating Expo projects, check out the create-expo-app documentation.
Breaking down your project into manageable layers can help maintain a clean and organized codebase. Here is a common structure you can use:
This layer includes all the components and UI elements that the user interacts with. It covers elements like buttons, text, popups, and other visual components.
The Logic Layer handles the core business logic of your application. It manages all the events, interactions, and operations that take place between the UI and the API layers.
The API Layer is responsible for communication with back-end services. It handles API calls to servers or external web services and processes responses to be used by the Logic Layer.
Hereβs a suggested folder structure for a React Native project:
/AwesomeProject
|--/assets
|--/components
| /Button
| /Header
|--/screens
| /Home
| /Details
|--/services
| /api
|--/utils
|--/hooks
|--/context
| App.js
| app.json
| package.json
By following these best practices, you'll create a well-organized and maintainable React Native project. Happy coding!