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🔥 The hottest CLI for React Native, boilerplates, plugins, generators, and more. 🔥

After months of work and sweat and tears, Ignite 2 (beta) has landed! We're incredibly proud of where Ignite 2 is and where it's headed.

Cliff notes version of the difference between Ignite 1 and 2:

Ignite 1 was a (very nice!) React Native boilerplate. Ignite 2 is a CLI and generator for React Native with boilerplates, plugins, and more. Where before you had one choice -- Infinite Red's boilerplate -- now you can choose from many boilerplates and also add standalone plugins as you need them. It's much more modular and extensible than Ignite 1.

If you really liked Ignite 1 as it was, then not much has changed! You just run ignite new MyApp --max and everything feels pretty normal from there.

$ npm install -g ignite-cli
$ ignite new PizzaApp
$ cd PizzaApp
$ ignite add maps
$ ignite add vector-icons
$ ignite generate screen PizzaLocationList
$ ignite generate component PizzaLocation
$ ignite generate map StoreLocator
$ ignite add i18n
$ ignite remove i18n
$ ignite i love you

• Easily spin up a new React Native app with best practices built-in
• No runtime! This is a developer tool only, not a library you have to depend on
• An ever-expanding list of boilerplates and plugins
• Powerful but well-defined behavior
• Battle tested and used every day by the developers at Infinite Red

And you also get (by default) all of the sweet, sweet goodness of our default boilerplate:

• Works with iOS and Android out of the box
• Useful generators, including components, screens, styles, and more
• API-ready -- hook it up and start talking to your server
• Standard-js compliant code
• Redux and redux-sagas state management
• Well-documented code
• Gorgeous Ava tests
• and much, much more... go check out the readme (WIP during alpha)

First, make sure you're set up for React Native

then...

Make sure you have Node 7.6+

While you are free to use whichever node version manager you like, we like using n

If you currently use nvm and would like to switch, follow these steps

You can check your version of node by running

node -v

then...

$ npm install -g ignite-cli
$ ignite new MyNewAppName

Want to dive into the Ignite 2 documentation? Go here

If you run into problems, first search the issues in this repository. If you don't find anything, you can either file an issue or come talk to our friendly developers in the Infinite Red Community Slack (community.infinite.red).

Thank you to the numerous contributors of Ignite. Our awe and appreciation for the friendliness of Open Source is the fuel for all Infinite Red projects like Ignite.