# Installation {% hint style="info" %} NOTE :\ Before launching the app, ensure you have correctly set up the ADMIN LARAVEL and have added all necessary data through the admin panel. {% endhint %} \ If React Native isn’t yet installed on your system, follow this link to get started: ### **1. SDK Version :** *** To integrate Taxido into your project, you'll need to make the following adjustments : React Native (v0.82.1) 1. You need React Native v0.82.1 (Stable Channel)
2. To install React Native, follow the instructions at the (Windows, macOS, etc.) provided at the link below.
### **2. React Native Installation :** * **Install React Native CLI :** * Install React Native CLI globally : ```html npm install -g react-native-cli ``` * **Create a New React Native Project :**
* Create a new project : ```html npx react-native init YourProjectName ``` * **Navigate to the Project Folder :**
```html cd YourProjectName ``` * **Install Dependencies :**
* Install Android required libraries : ```html npm install. or npm install --legacy-peer-deps ``` * Install iOS required libraries : ```html yarn install ``` * **Run the Project :**
* To run the app on Android : ```html npx react-native run-android ```
* To run the app on Android in debug mode: ```html cd android ./gradlew assembleRelease ```
* To run the app on iOS (macOS only) : ```html npx react-native run-ios ``` * For iOS, make sure to run: ```html cd ios && pod install ``` ### 3. React Native **Installation in Visual Studio:** * Start Visual Studio and install the required dependencies, including Windows Desktop Development and C++ Desktop Development tools, for React Native development.
* After completing the installation, ensure that you have Visual Studio configured for React Native development.
* Verify Dependencies: Use the following command in your terminal to see if your React Native configuration is missing any dependencies :
```html npx react-native doctor ``` ### 4. Re**act Native Installation in Android Studio :**
* Start Android Studio, then install the required apps, such as the Android SDK and Android Emulator.
* After installation, you may run and debug your React Native application on an emulator or connected device using Android Studio. * Verify Dependencies: After setting up Android Studio, you can check for any missing dependencies by running the following command : ```html npx react-native doctor ``` ### **5. React Native Dependencies Setup (Node.js, NPM, and CLI):** #### **Note: Use the instructions below to set up Node.js or other dependencies for React Native.** ### **1. Windows Setup:** 1. **Open Command Prompt:**\ * Press `Windows Key + R`, type cmd, and press Enter.
2. **Install Node.js (LTS) using Chocolatey**
* If Chocolatey is installed, run:
```html choco install nodejs-lts ``` * If Chocolatey is not installed, download and install Node.js LTS manually from the official [Node.js website](https://nodejs.org/en). 3. **Verify Installation** * Run the following commands to check the installed versions:
* The command above will return the installed version of Node.js. For React Native, it is recommended to use **Node.js 22x or Above** for compatibility.
```html node -v ``` ```html npm -v ```
4. **Install Node Version Manager (nvm) for Window**
* Download the [nvm-setup.zip](https://github.com/coreybutler/nvm-windows/releases) file from the official GitHub repository.
* Run the `nvm-setup.exe` to install `nvm` on your system.
5. **Ve**rify nvm Installation:
* Run the following command to verify the nvm installation:
```html nvm -v ``` 6. **Add and Install a Specific Node.js Version using nvm:**
* To install a specific version of Node.js (e.g., Node.js 22.11.0), run the following command:
```html nvm install 0.39.3 ``` * Replace `18.0.0` with your desired version number.
* Once the installation is complete, use the following command to switch to the newly installed version:
```html nvm install 0.39.3 ``` * Verify that the correct version of Node.js is active by running:
```html node -v ```
### **2. Linux Setup (Ubuntu/Debian-based distros)** 1. **Update Package List** * Open a terminal and run: ```html sudo apt-get update ``` 2. **Install Node.js and npm** * Run the command : ```html sudo apt-get install -y nodejs npm ``` 3. **Verify Installation** * Check the installed versions ```html node -v ``` ```html npm -v ``` ### **3. macOS Setup** 1. **Install Node.js and npm using Homebrew** * Open Terminal and run : ```html brew install node ``` 2. **Verify Installation**
* Check the installed versions :
```html node -v ``` ```html npm -v ``` #### Install React Native CLI & Setup a New Project 1. Create a New React Native Project (Without Expo) * Run the command :
```html npx react-native init MyProject ``` * This ensures you always use the latest React Native CLI.
2. Navigate to the Project Directory\ * Change into the newly created project folder :
```html cd MyProject ``` * Running the React Native App\ * For Android Run :
```html npx react-native run-android ``` * To run the app on Android in debug mode: ```html cd android ./gradlew assembleRelease ``` * Important Notes
* React Native CLI is built into `npx`, so you don’t need to install it globally. * Ensure`Java JDK & Android SDK` are installed for Android development.