Introduction
Scale from simple command to enterprise ecosystem
Core & CLI
Core RNV system is base dependency of engines, extensions, tasks It also includes
Plugins
Allows you to extend app functionality with numerous available plugins.
AppConfigs
Allows you to setup multiple application targets under one project
Every app configuration flavour contains its own renative.*.json file used to extend overall config with configurations specific to app flavour
Configurations typically stored in your project appConfigs/[APP_ID]/renative.json :
- App id, Title, Description etc
- Active / inactive plugins
- Plugin overrides per app
- Build schemes
- Runtime injections
Configuration
Extremely versatile config system
allows you to configure most of your project by simple renative.json file changes.
Engines
Engines allow you to build your project for specific platform with variety of different technology stacks
They provide project structure and fundamental rendering / transpilation functionality.
Default engine for ReNative is react-native
Integrations
Allow you to extend features of rnv via external integration plugins
Platforms
RNV allows you to target over 15 different platforms.
Tasks
RNV is essentially a task runner. Most of the execution is completed by tasks.
App Code
Application code is the actual code of your app. it usually sits in src.
Templates
Templates are used as initial bootstrap structure you can use instead of creating your project source, configs and assets from scratch.
Templates are offered during creation of new project ( rnv new )
More Info (Templates)
File Extensions
You can create highly sophisticated reusable multiplatform architecture by utilizing powerful file extension system
Runtime
ReNative provides runtime SDK library to support multi-platform development