It's intended to be an example implementation of all of this technologies playing together.
Web, iOS and android apps running under the same codebase
Server side rendering support thanks to isomorphic-relay and isomorphic-relay-router.
Great real time support thanks to RethinkDB and WebSockets. (using a temporal Relay hack to feed the store in real time).
User registration and authentication using JWT with httpOnly cookies.
Secured GraphQL endpoint.
Relay for web and native clients.
Native navigation using NavigationExperimental with redux for the native client-side state.
All the source, for the server, web client and native clients, is located at ./src/
This is the structure our source:
./client
Code for the native client, and the web app client, excluding components.
./server
Code for the NodeJS server only.
./shared
Code used by the web client and the server app (for server side rendering), excluding components.
./native
Code used by the native clients only.
./init
The entry point for the react application clients.
./components
All our custom components, this code may be used by the server for server-side rendering, and by the client platforms.
Each component, have an index.ts
file which is responsible for two things:
-
It may provide a base component class each target renderer class can extend so we can reuse code between web components and native components.
-
It should load the correct renderer component for each platform. ReactNative automatically knows when to load
.ios.js
files, or.android.js
, or.native.js
in an smart way. So requiring the render component by name is enough.
This is a WIP, and there are a lot of things to improve.
Relay does not support subscriptions atm, as a temporal solution, this project uses a custom network layer that hijacks selected graphql queries to push the real time messages to Relay store.
There is a bug with React-Native websockets implementation that is not sending the secure auth cookies at the handshake, because of this the restricted access to the websocket has being disabled temporarily until this is fixed, a workaround would be to use the swift socket.io implementation.
Install Rethinkdb and nvm with node v5.9.0.
Setup virtual hostname. Edit /etc/hosts and add this:
127.0.0.1 play.dev
Install react-native and gulp globally, then install deps and run the dev server
npm i -g react-native-cli gulp
npm i
gulp
Make sure rethinkdb is running. (Once installed you run it with rethinkdb
if it's not auto starting on boot)
To run web development server (runs webpack dev server with react HMR)
gulp
To generate a web production build:
gulp build-prod
To start production cluster:
npm run web
To run the iOS App (will launch iPhone simulator automatically)
npm run ios
To run the android App (first open your android emulator)
npm run android
NOTE: To be able to query the server from android, you need to setup a virtual hostname on the device.
For you are using AVD, 10.0.2.2
is the local ip, if you are using GenieMotion 10.0.3.2
From your local console:
adb remount
adb pull /system/etc/hosts .
# add '127.0.0.1 play.dev' to the hosts file and push it
adb push hosts /system/etc
Rodrigo Pimentel
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Copyright (c) 2016 Rodrigo Pimentel
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