#Objective-C

React Native Brownfield provides first-class support for Objective-C.

#API Reference

#ReactNativeBrownfield

You can import the object from:

#import <ReactNativeBrownfield/ReactNativeBrownfield.h>

#Statics

#shared

A singleton that keeps an instance of ReactNativeBrownfield object.

[ReactNativeBrownfield shared]

#Properties

#Methods

#startReactNative

Starts React Native, produces an instance of React Native. You can use it to initialize React Native in your app.

Examples:

[[ReactNativeBrownfield shared] startReactNative];

[[ReactNativeBrownfield shared] startReactNative:^(void){
    NSLog(@"React Native started");
}];

[[ReactNativeBrownfield shared] startReactNative:^(void){
    NSLog(@"React Native started");
}, launchOptions];

#view

Creates a React Native view for the specified module name.

Examples:

UIView *view = [[ReactNativeBrownfield shared] viewWithModuleName:@"ReactNative" initialProps:@{@"score": @12}];

#ReactNativeViewController

A view controller that's rendering React Native view within its bounds. It automatically uses an instance of a factory created in startReactNative method. It works well with exposed JavaScript module. It's the simplest way to embed React Native into your navigation stack.

You can import it from:

#import <ReactNativeBrownfield/ReactNativeViewController.h>

#Constructors

#[ReactNativeViewController initWithModuleName:moduleName andInitialProperties:initialProps]

Examples:

[[ReactNativeViewController alloc] initWithModuleName:@"ReactNative"]

[[ReactNativeViewController alloc] initWithModuleName:@"ReactNative" andInitialProperties:@{@"score": @12}]