Description
Build commands are core CLI features, they take care of building the final artifact. The command should be invokable as follows:
yarn react-native-brownfield build-ios
The command should utilize underlying iOS project, please check out the diagram:

The command should:
- bundle JS
- install pods (along with linking native modules)
- build frameworks for different architectures
- merge frameworks into a universal one
The produced output should be a working .xcframework file.
Additional command options:
--dev -D flag should build an artifact with no bundle or assets and fetch it from the remote.
--config <path/to/config> path to config file
Acceptance criteria
Functional:
- build-ios command works on example app (produces working artifact on root level)
- build-ios command works on the newly created
react-native init application (produces working artifact on root level)
- native modules are linked and embedded into artifact
- assets & resources are linked and embedded into artifact
- configuration file is respected
- dev flag should be supported
Non-functional:
- 100% typescript coverage
- command is tested with unit tests
Description
Build commands are core CLI features, they take care of building the final artifact. The command should be invokable as follows:
yarn react-native-brownfield build-iosThe command should utilize underlying iOS project, please check out the diagram:

The command should:
The produced output should be a working
.xcframeworkfile.Additional command options:
--dev -Dflag should build an artifact with no bundle or assets and fetch it from the remote.--config <path/to/config>path to config fileAcceptance criteria
Functional:
react-native initapplication (produces working artifact on root level)Non-functional: