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Running React Native projects with Bitrise CommandLine Interface |
Check out our sample workflow that uses React Native. Some of the used variables were added to the .bitrise.secrets.yml before starting to run the workflow add the variables specific to your application. The list of variables:
- REPO_URL:
- webhook_url:
- channel:
- from_username:
- message:
- from_username_on_error:
- message_on_error:
Now that you configured your .yml let's see what is in the bitrise.yml file.
We presume you are familiar with the bitrise.yml structure from the introduction so jump to the run-react-native workflow.
There are four steps:
- The first script is a simple git clone or pull if the source code has already been downloaded. There's no need to make your funky music a bit laggy or just simply take the precious time from seeing a successful build log with deleting and cloning it again.
- Next we have another script that configures React Native. You can also check our guide on our DevCenter, this script was created from that guide. After this step you can run every Xcode related step.
- Now we have the project and installed React Native, all we have to do is run the new-xcode-test.
- Well to be honest that's all. The final step is a Slack message. It sends a message to a given channel. The message depends on the success of the build.
So as a quick overview let's go through it again. We have a clone, a React Native setup, an Xcode Test and a notification step. And we're done, it's that simple! Feel free to try it with your own project and if you get stuck contact us!