re-base

Now that we are going to have support for React16 and usage of react-scripts, I think it would be a good moment to modularize and stabilice the project.

My propose is to create a re-base project that’s a streamlined version of re-start, that only has the barebones to do a multi-platform project. No redux, no redux-router, nothing: just only the react-native dependencies for each platform and the scripts to generate the different versions. Later, re-start would depend on this re-core project and still offer the current basic template. This would allow people to create their own templates that fit best to their workflows, for example I would do one that includes react-native-material-ui and redux-offline already configured 😃

[piranna]

Hi @amoghbanta, hope you are well. How is this going on? Is it ready to merge in master? I could be able to do myself the proposed changes but I was waiting to the branch getting merged first before doing so… I know I have permissions on this repo, but being your repo I think this kind of decission are better done by you, specially since you have the publish permissions on npm. What about doing an org there and put some of us with publish permissions? Adding us to this org would be a good idea, this would allow to maintain the project and do some improvements, like moving re-base and the other templates to independent projects and use them as dependencies or add TravisCI support and add tests, what do you think? 😃

[amoghbanta]

hey @piranna, check this out. re-base will be the base template (what you wanted to do with re-core), based on which we can create more templates with different permutations and combinations of opinions and libraries and bootstrap any new project with a template that best fits the requirements. So re-start will be a collection of opinionated templates that work on all available platforms. Next step would be to create a CLI, such that we can mix and match different templates at the time of bootstrapping a project because more the number of templates, difficult it would be to maintain this project. cc: @ankitpopli1891, what are your views on this?