stackbuilders/react-native-spotlight-tour
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#113 ouverte le 18 sept. 2023
enhancementhelp wanted
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Description
In the example app, we support React Native Web using the Metro bundler with the metro.config.web.js configuration to create a bundled JS file to consume it from the index.html. This is not ideal for two reasons:
- We are only creating a bundle that can be used directly at production, so we don't have a way to handle everything related to web development (assets, code splitting, CSS/styling, etc.).
- We don't have a real development server, we just use a static server to serve the bundled JS on the index.html
Known issues
The main reason we started with a static server was that the example project is a workspace on a mono repo, so we need to find a way to consume react-native-spotlight-tour from another workspace and be able to replace all references to react-native imports with react-native-web. For iOS and Android, we use rnx-kit to solve this problem. But the web structure is different and rnx-kit doesn't seem to work as expected.