Share common React Native components across multiple apps
I'm going to have 2 separate React Apps in a single lerna/yarn workspaces repo which will need to use the same components.
What's the best way to reuse these components in multiple application without publishing it to a separate private NPM package?
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I'm going to have 2 separate React Apps in a single lerna/yarn workspaces repo which will need to use the same components.
What's the best way to reuse these components in multiple application without publishing it to a separate private NPM package?
reactjs react-native lerna yarn-workspaces
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I'm going to have 2 separate React Apps in a single lerna/yarn workspaces repo which will need to use the same components.
What's the best way to reuse these components in multiple application without publishing it to a separate private NPM package?
reactjs react-native lerna yarn-workspaces
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I'm going to have 2 separate React Apps in a single lerna/yarn workspaces repo which will need to use the same components.
What's the best way to reuse these components in multiple application without publishing it to a separate private NPM package?
reactjs react-native lerna yarn-workspaces
reactjs react-native lerna yarn-workspaces
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Locally
You could install the dependency from a local folder.
npm install /path
https://stackoverflow.com/a/26028854/5508175
From a github repo
It is also possible to install from a GitHub repo
npm install --save username/repo#branch-name
https://link.medium.com/XYBpwAdRZS
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Locally
You could install the dependency from a local folder.
npm install /path
https://stackoverflow.com/a/26028854/5508175
From a github repo
It is also possible to install from a GitHub repo
npm install --save username/repo#branch-name
https://link.medium.com/XYBpwAdRZS
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Locally
You could install the dependency from a local folder.
npm install /path
https://stackoverflow.com/a/26028854/5508175
From a github repo
It is also possible to install from a GitHub repo
npm install --save username/repo#branch-name
https://link.medium.com/XYBpwAdRZS
answered 2 days ago
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Locally
You could install the dependency from a local folder.
npm install /path
https://stackoverflow.com/a/26028854/5508175
From a github repo
It is also possible to install from a GitHub repo
npm install --save username/repo#branch-name
https://link.medium.com/XYBpwAdRZS
answered 2 days ago
Andrew
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Locally
You could install the dependency from a local folder.
npm install /path
https://stackoverflow.com/a/26028854/5508175
From a github repo
It is also possible to install from a GitHub repo
npm install --save username/repo#branch-name
https://link.medium.com/XYBpwAdRZS
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