I've read your article and it leads me here. It's helped me a lot in reducing boilerplate codes. Thank you.
But I have another problem. In your article, you deleted android and ios folder. And it's fine because you are not added any 3rd party libraries needed to touch inside those folders. But for me, I want to create a template with some libraries like that, such as react-native-icon-vectors, react-native-firebase, one signal, etc. In that case, if I delete android and ios folders, when I ran npx react-native init MyProject --template MyTemplate, do I need to config for all of these libraries?
I've read your article and it leads me here. It's helped me a lot in reducing boilerplate codes. Thank you.
But I have another problem. In your article, you deleted android and ios folder. And it's fine because you are not added any 3rd party libraries needed to touch inside those folders. But for me, I want to create a template with some libraries like that, such as react-native-icon-vectors, react-native-firebase, one signal, etc. In that case, if I delete android and ios folders, when I ran
npx react-native init MyProject --template MyTemplate, do I need to config for all of these libraries?