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docs/the-new-architecture/backward-compatibility-fabric-components.md
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title: Fabric Components as Native Components | ||
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This section describes the required steps to ensure that a Fabric Component can be used as a Native Component. | ||
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- How to avoid installing dependencies when they are not needed | ||
- The usage of compilation pragmas to avoid compiling code that requires types from the codegen | ||
- API uniformity in JS, so that they don’t have to import different files |
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docs/the-new-architecture/backward-compatibility-troubleshooting.md
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This section contains solutions to common problems that can happen when developing a backward compatible module or component. |
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docs/the-new-architecture/backward-compatibility-turbomodules.md
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title: TurboModules as Native Modules | ||
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This section describes the required steps to ensure that a TurboModule can be used as a Native Module. | ||
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- The usage of compilation pragmas to avoid compiling code that requires types from the codegen | ||
- API uniformity in JS, so that they don’t have to import different files |
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id: backward-compatibility | ||
title: What Backward Compatibility Is | ||
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This section contains a brief paragraph explaining why library developers should be mindful about backward compatibility. | ||
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It could contains shared section between the backward compatibility for TurboModules and Native Components. |
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id: landing-page | ||
title: Introduction | ||
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This section is the entry point for the new guide’s documentation. | ||
It contains some basic information about the New Architecture: its pillars, the version from which it has been made available and other very high-level information. Then, it should present the guide’s structure itself. | ||
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This section should also contains a sort of Driving guide based on the user use-cases: | ||
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- New user: link to how to use the new [app template](use-app-template) | ||
- New Library developer: link to the [pillars](pillars) | ||
- Old library developer/app developer: link to [the migration guide](../new-architecture-intro) |
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id: pillars-fabric-components | ||
title: Fabric Components | ||
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This section contains a high-level introduction to Fabric components. It provides enough context to understand when a Fabric component is needed and how it roughly works. | ||
It points to the [Renderer](https://reactnative.dev/architecture/fabric-renderer) section of the [Architecture](https://reactnative.dev/architecture/overview) tab for a deep dive into the technical details. | ||
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This section must have a warning that it works only with the new architecture enabled. It points to the [migration section](../new-architecture-intro). | ||
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## How to Create a Fabric Components | ||
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This section is a step-by-step guide to create a Fabric component from scratch. The list of subsections is roughly: | ||
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- JS spec (with all the supported features) | ||
- Configuration (package.json, cocoapods, gradle, …) and CodeGen | ||
- Native code (one section for iOS and one for Android) | ||
- Integration in an App (`yarn add` and how to connect the JS specs to the app itself) | ||
- Troubleshooting (common issues and how to solve them) |
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id: pillars-turbomodules | ||
title: TurboModules | ||
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This section contains a high-level introduction to TurboModules. It provides enough context to understand when a TurboModule is needed and how it roughly works. | ||
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This section must have a warning that it works only with the new architecture enabled. It points to the [migration section](../new-architecture-intro). | ||
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## How to create a Turbomodule | ||
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This section is a step-by-step guide to create a TurboModule from scratch. The list of subsections is roughly: | ||
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- JS spec (with all the supported features) | ||
- Configuration (package.json, cocoapods, gradle, …) and CodeGen | ||
- Native code (one section for iOS and one for Android) | ||
- Integration in an App (`yarn add` and how to connect the JS specs to the app itself) | ||
- Troubleshooting (common issues and how to solve them) |
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id: pillars | ||
title: What Compose the New Architecture | ||
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This section recalls the main pillars from the new-architecture-intro section. | ||
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It contains a pointer to the `Migration` section and it specifies that these pillars work only when the new architecture is enabled. It also points to the prerequisites. | ||
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It describes how the following sections are organized. |
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title: Using the New App Template | ||
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This section describes the new app template generated by the React Native CLI and how to use it properly. | ||
It should explain how to create a new app, which command should be issued to install the dependencies and to run it on the different platforms. |
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id: why | ||
title: Why A New Architecture | ||
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This section briefly explains why we decided to move away from the old architecture, and it describes succinctly the main benefits of adopting the new architecture. | ||
It points to the [Architecture](https://reactnative.dev/architecture/overview) tab of the website for a deep dive into the ‘why’s. |
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