npx create-expo-app@latestnpm run reset-projectrm -rf node_modulesnpm i react-native-fast-encoder web-streams-polyfill @stardazed/streams-text-encoding react-native-fetch-api- (optional)
echo "BROWSER=none # prevents browser from auto opening" >> .env
The setup for storybook is the same as their docs. Once you're repo is set up (Im using Typescript) and you have Stitches imported and set up (as per the stitches docs), the next step is to install Storybook.
I went with their npx setup: npx sb init (note: since my project was already set up with React/TS this command detected everything it needed to know, so there was no interactive prompt for me)
When using a styled stitches component everything will work as expected:
export const Button = styled('button', {This document assumes that you already have an existing project git repo and now want to add OpenShift for deployment.
You should also have installed and setup the rhc tool by OpenShift and created an application on the OpenShift platform.
Get ssh git adress from the OpenShift Dashboard/Application. Then add from root of repo folder a new remote to git repo.
- airplay-mdns-server - Advertise an AirPlay server on the network
- raop-mdns-server - Advertise a RAOP server on the network
- raop-stub - Create a fake RAOP server on the network
- rtsp-stream - Parse RTSP streams
- rtsp-server - A low level module for creating RTSP servers
- raop-server - A low level module for creating RAOP servers (WIP - for now, see raop-rtsp-server or rtsp-server instead)
- airplay-server - A low level module for creating AirPlay servers
- airplay-txt - WIP