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Haul is a command line tool for developing React Native apps, powered by Webpack
Node API
To use the Node API, you need to create a compiler: ```js // Spawn a worker with the specified options. const compiler = Haul.create({ platform: 'android', context: process.cwd(), production: false,...
Transpiling `node_modules` has some serious performance degradation - on fresh app, build takes 3x more time (~5s vs ~14s). cc: @thymikee @satya164 @grabbou @Krizzu
Currently, it's impossible to use `eslint-plugin-import` together with Haul. We should fix this by introducing our very [own resolver](https://github.com/benmosher/eslint-plugin-import#resolvers). If no one is super interested in I will do it.
It'd be great to be able to add additional commands to haul like in rnpm. We could have a separate plugin which provides a single command to automate publishing to...
We were chatting today that it would be great to do Ken Wheeler like webpack-dashboard but for React Native, showing you logs, network stuff, performance (frames per second, CPU, etc)....
Few days ago, I released [react-native-shared-code](https://github.com/fdnhkj/react-native-shared-code), a tool that calculates the percentage of * shared code across platforms * platform specific code It uses React Native packager and takes as...
Here are some thoughts on things we need to cover in the docs - [x] Recipes for various setups, e.g. typescript - [ ] Setting up `babel-plugin-module-resolver` as an alternative...
Since Haul uses Webpack, it'll finally be possible to use a single bundler for both web and native when you're building an universal application. Probably not a short-term target. But...