$ npm install @react-native-community/cli
Command line tools to interact with React Native projects.
CLI comes with a set of commands and flags you can pass to them.
bundle
dependencies
info
install
library
link
log-android
log-ios
ram-bundle
run-android
run-ios
server
uninstall
unlink
upgrade
Note: This document is still under development and doesn't represent the full API area.
bundle
dependencies
info
install
Usage:
react-native install <packageName>
Installs single package from npm and then links native dependencies. If install
detects yarn.lock
in your project, it will use Yarn as package manager. Otherwise npm
will be used.
library
link
log-android
log-ios
ram-bundle
run-android
run-ios
Usage:
react-native run-ios [options]
Builds your app and starts it on iOS simulator.
--simulator [simulator_name]
Explicitly set the simulator to use. Optionally include iOS version between parenthesis at the end to match an exact version, e.g. "iPhone 6 (10.0)"
.
Default: "iPhone X"
Notes: simulator_name
must be a valid iOS simulator name. If in doubt, open your AwesomeApp/ios/AwesomeApp.xcodeproj folder on XCode and unroll the dropdown menu containing the simulator list. The dropdown menu is situated on the right hand side of the play button (top left corner).
Example: this will launch your projet directly onto the iPhone XS Max simulator:
react-native run-ios --simulator "iPhone XS Max"
--configuration [string]
Explicitly set the scheme configuration to use default: 'Debug'.
--scheme [string]
Explicitly set Xcode scheme to use.
--project-path [string]
Path relative to project root where the Xcode project (.xcodeproj) lives. default: 'ios'.
--device [string]
Explicitly set device to use by name. The value is not required if you have a single device connected.
--udid [string]
Explicitly set device to use by udid.
--no-packager
Do not launch packager while building.
--verbose
Do not use xcpretty
even if installed.
--port [number]
Runs packager on specified port
Default: process.env.RCT_METRO_PORT || 8081
server
uninstall
Usage:
react-native uninstall <packageName>
Unlinks single package native dependencies and then uninstalls it from package.json
. If uninstall
detects yarn.lock
in your project, it will use Yarn as package manager. Otherwise npm
will be used.
unlink
upgrade
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