ReactWpfWeb

This project was bootstrapped with Create React Native App.

Below you'll find information about performing common tasks. The most recent version of this guide is available here.

However, I have ejected the bootstraper to support wpf. Above is to keep as reference

How to recreate this project

create-react-native-app ReactWpfWeb --with-web-support cd ReactWpfWeb yarn run eject yarn add rnpm-plugin-windows --dev yarn add rnpm-plugin-wpf --dev react-native wpf

Start web

yarn web

Start wpf

Open the solution file in the application folder in Visual Studio (e.g., AwesomeProject/windows/AwesomeProject.sln)
- Note: If this is your first time doing UWP development on the computer you're using, you may be asked to install additional UWP tooling. After opening the solution, right click the Solution in the Solution Explorer and select the option labeled Install Missing Components. You may have to shutdown Visual Studio to continue the installation.
Note: If you are using Visual Studio 2017, you will need to retarget the ChakraBridge project. Right click the ChakraBridge project:
- If there is not a retarget option:
  - Select "Reload", and the Visual Studio installer will open.
  - Make sure to close Visual Studio before installing
  - Make sure the 10.0.14393.0 Windows 10 SDK is selected along with any other preselected components, and click Modify in the installer to install the components
  - Retargeting the ChakraBridge project should be possible, so proceed to the next instructions regarding if there is a retarget option
- If there is a retarget option:
  - Retarget by right clicking on the ChakraBridge project in the Solution Explorer and selecting Retarget Projects and pressing OK on the popup dialog (Platform Toolset should say Upgrade to v141 in the dialog).
Select the Debug configuration and the x64 platform from the combo box controls to the left of the Run button and underneath the Team and Tools menu item.
- Note: If you are running on, or targeting, an x86 platform select x86 instead. If you are deploying to Windows 10 Phone, select ARM.
Click the Run button to the right of the platform combo box control, or select the Debug->Start without Debugging menu item.
You should now see a typical React Native app running on Windows that is showing an error saying it needs to contact the dev server. Almost there!
Run yarn start from your project directory, and wait for the React Native packager to report success. Then, press control+R (or click Reload button) in your running app. You now see your new app! 🎉

Note: You should only modify the project and source files for your app (e.g. AwesomeProject). The files for the "ReactNative" and other projects shown in the Visual Studio solution are in the node_modules directory (which will not be committed to your source repository since it is ignored in .gitignore). Any changes to files in node_modules will be overwritten when doing an npm install or npm update. If you need to add a new native module or override some React Native behavior, see Extending React Native

Start IOS

yarn ios

Start Android

yarn android

Special Thanks

Thanks to Microsoft/react-native-windows react-community/create-react-native-app