Notes

• To see the available commands for rnhc you can run:

rnhc --help

• To see the available positionals and options for a specific command like create you can run:

rnhc create --help

• In order to rnhc to work, you must be at the root of your React Native project. It will check and if somehow you are not at the root of the project, rnhc will prompt:

You don't seem to be at the root of a react native project

• In create command, rnhc will create files with the project's used language, so if the project is written with TypeScript, it will write files with TypeScript, the same apply for JavaScript.

• If you want to create files with a specific language you can add --js or --ts options at the end of your create command, like this for example:

rnhc create -s test-screen --ts

• It is advisable to give the components, screens, reducers and actions with this case some-name, for example:

rnhc create -s world-to-react

• You can always overwrite your implementation using the --overwrite or -o option, for example:

rnhc create -c test-component -o

rnhc create -s test-screen -o

rnhc create -r -o

rnhc create --reducer test-reducer -o

rnhc create --action test-reducer test-action -o

• This is helpful when you want to update your navigation files, for example you already have a navigation file in src/screens/ folder and you want to update it with the new screens you created:

rnhc create -n stack --overwrite

• When creating reducers you should have already a redux implmentation created with rnhc create -r so it can work.

• When creating actions, you should have already a redux implementation created with rnhc create -r as well as an existed reducer with rnhc create --reducer <reducer-name> so it can create actions for that specific reducer.

• Creating and deleting reducers and actions will not just delete files, but also update other files that depends on them under the src/redux/ folder (Or your specified path for the root of redux folder in rnhc.config.json).