Question 1

How do I add React-Virgin to an existing React Native project?

Accepted Answer

React-Virgin is primarily a starter boilerplate, so for existing projects, you may need to manually copy component files from the repo. Check the incomplete documentation for guidance, but it's designed for new apps.

Question 2

React-Virgin vs NativeBase: which is better for rapid development?

Accepted Answer

React-Virgin provides a full project starter with basic components, while NativeBase offers a more comprehensive set of pre-styled components. Choose React-Virgin if you want a quick setup; NativeBase for more features and customization.

Question 3

Can I customize the styles in React-Virgin components?

Accepted Answer

Yes, since components are built with React Native, you can override styles using standard props or custom CSS. However, default styles are fixed, so extensive modifications might require editing the source code.

Question 4

Does React-Virgin work with Expo?

Accepted Answer

The README doesn't specify Expo compatibility, but as a standard React Native project, it should work with Expo if configured properly. Check for any native dependencies that might conflict.

Question 5

How to use the gridview component in React-Virgin?

Accepted Answer

Import the Gridview component from the React-Virgin library and pass data props to display items in a grid layout. Refer to the source code or partial docs, as complete examples are lacking.

Question 6

What React Native version is compatible with React-Virgin?

Accepted Answer

Installation requires Node.js v4+, but specific React Native version isn't mentioned. Based on the project's GitHub activity, it likely supports recent versions, but check the package.json for dependencies.

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