Update 01/29/2020

I would avoid using this project until it has been updated to use Yarn V2. For those wanting to use a typescript monorepo look into Yarn V2. It solves most of the problems this repo tries to solve.

Example Typescript Monorepo

The purpose of this repository is to provide a clear and concise Typescript architecture based on clean architecture principles.

Setup

• Clone the project
• Run yarn
• Run yarn run watch (builds the javascript from typescript)

You will need to run this before running the below commands for the separate projects.

React Native IOS

• In a new terminal run yarn run native:start
• In a new terminal run yarn run native:ios

API

• run yarn run api:start (http://localhost:9229)

Web

• run yarn run web:start (http://localhost:8080)

Todo:

• React Native Android.
• Tests

Working with React Native modules

I won't get into all the details , but I would recommend looking into yarns hoisting mechanism. Check it out here

I think react-native + modules + yarn workspaces are working more nicely(make sure yarn is up to date). But if you have issues with modules being in the wrong place I would start there.

Adding a Second Native IOS Project

Please note this steps are mostly untested, and I can't recommend you use this repository for this approach. However, I will support as best as I can.

• checkout a new branch
• copy the native folder and paste it into /packages
• rename the new folder to your app name, or however you like
• cd packages/newNativePackage
• npm install react-native-rename -g
• react-native-rename newNativePackageName (this can be different from folder name)
• Modify existing /native/ paths to /newNativePackage/
  • including:
    • /package.json (copy paste scripts relating to native and rename the commands and paths associated to newNativePackage)
    • Globally search for /native and native/ in newNativePackage and rename those to newNativePackage. (ignore the ios files(I think))
• cd packages/native and run react-native upgrade (not sure this is nessasary) Say yes to everything except .babelrc
• cd packages/newNativePackage and run react-native upgrade (not sure this is nessasary) Say yes to everything except .babelrc
• In both native projects delete the ios/build folders.
• Open the projects one at a time in xcode and build/fix signing certs, etc.
• Try running the projects via package.json scripts.