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You may need to add -force if you encounter EPERM issues due to a npm bug.Īdd React Native Prepare from the Build category and select the appropriate platform. Specify install as the Command, -no-optional under Advanced > Arguments to speed up the build, and set Advanced > Working Directory to the location of your package.json file if not in the repository root. and add the following tasks to your build definition:Īdd npm from the Package category.

You can use the Empty template.Ĭlick Add build step. Go to your VSTS or TFS project, click on the Build tab, and create a new build definition (the "+" icon).

Preventing the "Packager" from starting up as a server and hanging and/or failing your native Xcode build for iOS.Ĭombined with a "Bundle" task it should provide you with all the tools you need to get your React Native App up and running in a CI environment.Īfter installing the extension, upload your project to VSTS, TFS, or GitHub.

Node.js version headaches - The task will fetch and configure the build to use a compatible version of Node.js if not found globally installed.

This extension provides a "React Native Prepare" task to simplify setup and deal with two specific problems: Visual Studio Team Services Extension for React Native (Preview) When you are developing your React Native app you'll be able to take advantage of the React Native packager but in a CI environment or for actual app deployments you'll want to create an offline "bundle" that present a few challenges that need to be resolved. Visual Studio Team Services (formerly Visual Studio Online) and Team Foundation Services (TFS) 2015 can be used to building and test React Native apps in a Continuous Integration (CI) environment thanks to a new cross-platform agent that supports OSX and Linux. React Native is an exciting new technology that allows you to bring awesome native app experiences to Android and iOS using a consistent developer experience based on JavaScript and React. Earlier versions of React Native are missing out-of-box support for selecting non-global versions of Node.js for iOS and may not be patched properly to prevent the build from hanging for iOS.

It has been designed for use with React Native 0.19.0 and above. This extension targets a platform (React Native) that is rapidly evolving and therefore is currently in early preview.