Installation

FlexNative is a component library that enables developers to build universal design systems. It is built on top of React Native, allowing you to develop apps for Android, iOS, and the Web.

FlexNative is supported in Expo or React Native CLI initiated apps. Web support is made possible by react-native-web.

First of all you need to download packages in your local storage. ex: C:\ReactNative\framework. And then you must install the packages with npm locally.

Follow this link on how to install packages locally.

Installing packages using npm:

npm install C:/ReactNative/framework/<package_name>

Plain react-native project

If you are using plain react-native project (without expo) you need to install react-native-unimodules.

And you needs to follow the additional installation directions here.

Once that is finished, we’ll have a plain react-native project which can use expo dependencies.

Take care

When running npm add on a local module, the whole node_modules folder of the local module gets pulled in. This means, before pulling in that local module, you might want to clear node_modules in the local module and run npm install --production so that your devDependencies (i.e. react and react-native) are not pulled in.

Web (plain react web project)

If you are using plain react with create-react-app project (without expo) you need to install react-native-web.

For more read Introduction to React Native for Web