The React Native for Windows + macOS documentation follows a classic approach to setup the projects: it shows you how to add them directly in an existing React Native mobile app, resulting in having the Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows code located in the same directory, sharing a single metro bundler setup.Īs explained in the monorepo setup guide, we’ll follow a slightly different approach and create a workspace for each platform. If you’re already familiar with building mobile React Native apps and with the Windows or macOS SDK, you should be able to quickly jump into a React Native for Windows + macOS codebase.īoth the Windows and macOS platforms are currently being maintained by Microsoft.Īs of today, React Native for Windows is in a much more stable shape than React Native for macOS, but they’re both getting better and better. The React Native for Windows + macOS development flow is very similar to the Android and iOS one. With this, you can use JavaScript to build native Windows apps for all devices supported by Windows 10 and higher including PCs, tablets, 2-in-1s, Xbox, Mixed reality devices, etc., as well as the macOS desktop and laptop ecosystems. React Native for Windows + macOS brings React Native support for the Windows SDK as well as the macOS 10.13 SDK. This time, we’ll focus on the Windows and macOS platforms. Third part of the “React Native monorepo for every platform” series: a tutorial about structuring your monorepo to run multiple React Native apps targeting different platforms.
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