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Getting Start

The Listar React Native UI KIT supports both React Native Cli and Expo Cli (Managed Workflow)

System Requirements

Please refer from React Native official page Setting up the development environment for make sure you already run application with basic setting environment

React Native – Welcome to React App

Getting Start With Expo CLI

After unzip the download pack, you’ll found a source-expo folder with all the files. Open a Terminal in source-expo folder and run command

Listar – Source Expo
cd ./source-expo
npm run setup 
expo start

After you run the command successfully then you can find the result like the image below.

Listar – Expo command

Please install the Expo demo app via Apple Store or Play Store. Then use your phone scan the QR code above for demo the Listar app (please make sure your phone and your computer are using same the network connection)

Listar – Expo demo

Getting Start With React Native CLI

After unzip the download pack, you’ll found a source folder with all the files. Open a Terminal in source folder and run command

Listar – Source

IOS

Install node modules

cd ./source  
npm run setup

Install cocoapods

sudo gem install cocoapods  
cd ./ios  
pod update  
pod install

Link fonts and resource icons

npx react-native link

Run with Ios Simulator by the command

open -a Simulator  
npx react-native run-ios

Using your Xcode and open file ./source/ios/listar.xcworkspace and do follow steps below

  • Select your simulator device
  • Build project with simulator and your enjoy your development
Listar – IOS Simulator

Android

Before getting started, please read thoroughly this React Native official docs for how prepare with Android development https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started
After you finished setup for Android, we will move to next step

Install node modules

cd ./source  
npm run setup

Link fonts and resource icons

npx react-native link

Start a development server by the command

npx react-native run-android

Using your Android Studio (3.5.3 or last version) and build project with folder ./source/android

Listar – Android Studio Build

After then please do following steps below

  • Step 1: ADM Manager – Install your virtual devices for use
  • Step 2: Sync project with Gradle files
  • Step 3: Select virtual device and Run your application
Listar – Android Studio Build with Virtual Device

Video Installation Guide

We also made video for how to set up for Ios and Android (Windown)