Using Configuration

With the above steps, you can now create a configuration file which will be used by rnhc to create your files with your custom config.

• To create a default configuration file run:

rnhc create --config

• This will create a rnhc.config.json file at the root of your project. The file will contain the following:

{
  "withStyles": true,
  "withFunctions": true,
  "withProps": true,
  "withTests": true,
  "defaultExports": true,
  "componentsRoot": "./src/components",
  "screensRoot": "./src/screens",
  "reduxRoot": "./src/redux",
  "applyReduxThunk": true
}

1. withStyles: if true, create styles.js (or styles.ts) file for components and screens, if false, don't create styles.js (or styles.ts) file, default is true.
2. withFunctions: if true, create functions folder for screens, if false, don't create functions folder, default is true.
3. withProps: if true, create props interface for components and screens (in TS only), if false, don't create props interface, default is true.
4. withTests: if true, create __tests__ folder for components and screens, if false, don't create __tests__ folder, default is true.
5. defaultExports: if true, create default export for components and pages, if false, create named export for components and pages, default is true.
6. componentsRoot: the root folder for components, default is ./src/components.
7. screensRoot: the root folder for screens, default is ./src/screens.
8. reduxRoot: the root folder for redux, default is ./src/redux.
9. applyReduxThunk: if true, apply redux-thunk middleware to the store, if false, don't apply redux-thunk middleware, default is true.

• If no configuration file is found or you don't specify some of the configuration, the default configuration will be used.