Prerequisites
Ditto’s React Native Quickstart supports iOS, Android, and macOS with both React Native CLI and Expo variants available. Before getting started, ensure you have the following:- A code editor (Visual Studio Code is our recommendation, but any code editor will work)
- Git installed on your machine
- Node.js installed on your machine
- A Ditto Portal account with a configured Ditto Application (see Getting SDK Connection Details)
Android Specific Prerequisites
Android Specific Prerequisites
- Android Studio installed on your machine
- A physical Android device or Android emulator
iOS Specific Prerequisites
iOS Specific Prerequisites
- A macOS machine with the latest version of Xcode (15 or later) installed
- A physical iOS device or iOS simulator
Get Started
1. Clone the Repository
- Open the terminal
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Clone the repository from GitHub.
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Navigate to the React Native project directory:
The quickstart repository contains both
react-native
(CLI) andreact-native-expo
variants. Choose the one that matches your preferred development approach.
2. Configure Ditto
Get Ditto App ID, Playground Token, Auth URL, and Websocket URL
- Log in to your Ditto Portal account
- Navigate to your application and obtain the Ditto App ID, Playground Token, Auth URL, and Websocket URL. (see Getting SDK Connection Details for more details)
Add Ditto Credentials
- Copy the
.env.sample
file at the root of thequickstart
repo to.env
and add your app ID and online playground token. - Update the
.env
file with the App ID and Playground Token from your Ditto Application
3. Run the Application
- Open a terminal and navigate to your application folder.
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Install dependencies
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Run the Application
4. Sync-Data Offline
- Launch the application on multiple devices or simulators
- Disconnect from your current WiFi network while keeping WiFi enabled on the device to allow for LAN connections
- Add, edit, and delete tasks and experience offline collaboration!