example

RNTP Example App

This app is useful to simply try out the RNTP features or as a basis for implementing new features and/or bugfixes.

Running The Example App

git clone git@github.com:DoubleSymmetry/react-native-track-player.git
cd react-native-track-player
yarn
yarn build
cd example
yarn
cd ios && pod install && cd ..

Library Development

If you want to use the example project to work on features or bug fixes in the core library then there are a few things to keep in mind. The most important is that for changes to be reflected in the example app in the simulator code changes need to be made in the version of react-native-track-player which is installed at ./example/node_modules/react-native-track-player. There are a couple of approaches that you use to accomplish this:

1. yarn add react-native-track-player@file:..
2. yarn sync

In all cases keep the following in mind:

• If you're making changes to ts you'll need to re-run yarn build.
• If you're making changes to native code (e.g. anything ios or android) you'll need to rebuild the app in order to see those changes. (e.g. yarn ios or yarn android)

yarn add react-native-track-player@file:..

This command will effectively reinstall the react-native-track-player in the example project based on the current state of the git repository.

yarn sync

This command works in the opposite direction of the add approach. It copies the files from the example/node_modules/react-native-track-player directory up to the top level project. You would want to use this approach if you're making your changes directly to the code in the example/node_modules/react-native-track-player folder.

iOS Native

First opening the Xcode Project (open ios/example.xcworkspace). Then you can simply navigate to the native dependencies, open their source files, modify them, or add breakpoints. See the screenshots below for specifically how to navigate to react-native-track-player and SwiftAudioEx dependencies (see screenshots below).

Android Native

You can modify any android native code for RNTP by simply opening the example android project in Android Studio and modifying the source:

macOS Ex

cd react-native-track-player/example
open -a /Applications/Android\ Studio.app ./android

NOTE: remember to run yarn sync when you're done making and testing your changes to copy them up from node_modules to the main repo so they can be committed.

KotlinAudio

If you need to resolve a bug that exists in KotlinAudio you'll need to build and install a local version of KotlinAudio in order to do so. Here's how:

1. Clone the KotlinAudio project:

git clone git@github.com:doublesymmetry/KotlinAudio.git

2. Build and export to maven local which is the local dependency repository:

cd KotlinAudio
./gradlew -x test  build publishToMavenLocal

Make a note of the versionNumber configured in the kotlin-audio/build.gradle file as you'll need this in the next step.

NOTES:

• The result of this is a local version of the build published here:

  Windows: C:\Users\<user_name>\.m2
  Linux: /home/<user_name>/.m2
  macOS: /Users/<user_name>/.m2
  

• The -x test skips tests for faster build. Make sure you run the test before submitting a PR to the KotlinAudio project.

3. Point your RNTP dependency at the local build:

Please note that <version_number> below will need to be replaced with the versionNumber you got from KotlinAudio/kotlin-audio/build.gradle.

// react-native-track-player/android/build.gradle
...

dependencies {
    // implementation 'com.github.DoubleSymmetry:KotlinAudio:v0.1.33' // this is remote
    implementation 'com.github.doublesymmetry:kotlin-audio:<version_number>' // this is local

    ...
}

NOTE: there are small differences in the package naming.

4. Add mavenLocal() to example/android/build.gradle:

// example/android/build.gradle

...

allprojects {
    repositories {
        mavenLocal()
        maven {
...

5. Install the new version of RNTP in the example app and build android:

cd ./example
yarn add file:..
yarn android

🎊 You've done it. 🎊