An opinionated React Native starter kit with TypeScript, Redux, and React Native Navigation for building enterprise apps.
React Native TypeScript Boilerplate is a starter template for building enterprise React Native applications with iOS and Android support. It provides a pre-configured setup including navigation, state management, and tooling to solve the problem of repetitive project initialization and configuration. Developers can immediately start coding with a robust architecture that includes TypeScript, Redux, and React Native Navigation.
Mobile developers and teams building production React Native apps who want a structured, type-safe foundation with common tools already integrated. It's especially useful for enterprises requiring scalable app architectures.
Developers choose this boilerplate because it offers an opinionated, battle-tested stack that reduces setup time and enforces consistency. Its integration of React Native Navigation v7, Redux with Thunk, and TypeScript provides a seamless development experience for complex applications.
React Native Typescript starter kit / template (Redux Thunk + React Native Navigation v7)
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Includes type definitions for actions, reducers, store, and components, ensuring type safety across the codebase as highlighted in the README's key features.
Pre-configured with React Native Navigation v7 for tabbed and drawer navigation, providing a smooth native experience out of the box, which is emphasized for enterprise apps.
Implements atomic design pattern with custom elements and widgets, facilitating a consistent design language system for building reusable components, as described in the project structure.
Comes with Hermes engine for performance, Flipper for debugging, and Airbnb TSLint for code quality, reducing setup overhead and ensuring best practices from the start.
Requires additional steps like disabling Rosetta and installing ffi, as outlined in the cheat sheet, which can be a hurdle for users on newer Apple Silicon machines.
The last major update was in November 2021 with RN 0.66.0, risking compatibility issues with newer React Native versions and third-party libraries, as shown in the updates table.
Heavily integrated with Redux and React Native Navigation, making it difficult to swap out for alternative state management or navigation libraries without significant refactoring, limiting flexibility.