Type in a location and see a stream of the most recent tweets for that location.

This application demos Alt/Flux and full ES6 integration with React-Native. Develpment tools used include Webpack Dev Server to bundle and serve all files, Gulp-Eslint to keep the code syntactically awesome, and Jest to unit test.

You can quickly bootstrap your React-Native development by using the application as a boilerplate example. The application communicates with the Twitter and Google API via an iojs server I deployed to Heroku.

Build upon this as you wish!

The application demonstrates:

• The Flux pattern in React-Native
• Use of a custom navigation bar
• Code base organization for React-Native development
• Modular UI components
• Unit testing with Jest
• Gulp integration
• Webpack Dev Server w/ React-Native

To get started run npm install and then build the project in Xcode.

To start the webpack dev server, run npm start.

To test the application, run npm test.

To run the application on your iPhone, see instructions in AppDelegate.m

The root file entry point is src/index.js. This points to src/nav.js, which renders src/app.js.

src/nav.js holds the all the logic related to app navigation. You can think of this a a 'router'.

src/app.js is the main application component that is hooked up to the Alt stores and actions.

All contributions are welcome!