• Platform: iOS & Android
• State Management: Redux
• Code Style: Standard
• Unit Test: None, take a look at snowflake for learning
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game game_android

player player_android

team team_android

1. $ npm install
2. $ npm run clean react-native unsupport for .babelrc since 0.16, so you have to remove all .babelrc in your project(includes packages)
3. $ npm start
4. Open your Xcode, select a simulator, click the play button or cmd + R

1. Same to official doc
2. $ react-native run-android
3. It's a bit complicated to those who are not familiar with Android development, like me

The design is made by Sketch, you can find the original design file in [Dropbox], it may help if someone wants to design new features.

1. Check the official doc first, the following steps are based on official doc

2. Comment console in lib/middleware/logger.js, because native environment doesn't support for console.group

3. Generate js bundle: $ react-native bundle --entry-file index.ios.js --platform ios --bundle-output ./main.jsbundle

4. Add js bundle into your project: open Xcode, select Files -> Add Files to... -> select the main.jsbundle file that just generated

5. In Xcode, select your device, then click the play button or cmd + R

I never tried

1. Fix UI in Android
2. Find a better way to organize css
3. Unit test

MIT