Just a little help for newbies

[srlopez]

For beginners in the philosophy of react and redux (me), and syntax es6 all together, it is a bit difficult to understand this model of boilerplate, but I feel that is very complete and intelligent. Can you add a couple of more scenes (pages?) to understand how routing works, and how the store is passed between scenes.

That would be a big help. Thanks in advance

[kenwheeler]

This repo needs an update to latest RN standards, but would you prefer a video screencast on how to us e this? As opposed to adding more boilerplate?

[srlopez]

Thanks For newbies video and boilerplate updated, i am for the old school (52 years old) and still prefer read code on paper! Where is the video?

Thanks for your quick answer

[mccjul]

I am actually running into the same problem. I haven't really figured how to fire off a new scene or create a route with this boilerplate.

[srlopez]

HI @mccjul. I have made a test starting with this boilerplate. Main changes are a RootComponent like this:

const store = configureStore();
const AppContainer = connectComponent(App);

//Root
export default class RootComponent extends Component {
  render () {
    return (
      <Provider store={store}>
        <AppContainer />
      </Provider>
    )
  }
}

Note the inside App is a container for the App component, so all Redux Store is avalable to all the pages.

The code is in here In this repo rntest, with some more test.

[mccjul]

@srlopez Thank you so much sir! I started reading the documentation on the navigator and I began to understand how it worked. But this is easier to read in my opinion.