LiveBundle Documentation is available @ https://www.livebundle.io/docs
If you aren't yet familiar with LiveBundle, you can try out the LiveBundle demo application. Otherwise, if you're already familiar with LiveBundle or don't want to bother with the demo, you can jump straight ahead.
Using npm
$ npm install react-native-livebundle
Using yarn
$ yarn add react-native-livebundle
LiveBundle has a peer dependency on react-native-camera. It relies on this native module for the QR Code scanning functionality. Therefore, you will also need to have a dependency on this package, if your application isn't already using it.
Out of the box, LiveBundle adds a new menu item to the React Native developer menu.
If your build offers access to this menu, you can just bring it up and tap Livebundle
Tapping Scan will bring up the QR Code scanner. If this is the first time you launch the scanner and have not yet granted camera access permission, LiveBundle will ask you for this permission. You can then just scan a LiveBundle package QR Code and it will download and install the bundle contained within (if the package contains multiple bundle flavor, LiveBundle will ask you to choose which bundle flavor to install)
Tapping Reset will reset the state of the application to what it was prior to installing any LiveBundle package (for example in case a local metro server was used, it will reload the bundle from this local packager). The Reset button is only present if the application is a LiveBundle context is active (LiveBundle bundle installed or LiveBundle session active).
If you are using a LiveBundle package Deep Link rather than a QR Code, then you can just navigate to the Deep Link.
In case you are using builds that don't give access to the React Native developper menu, it is possible to launch LiveBundle menu programmatically, only by making the following call from your React Native application livebundle.launchUI()
Each application is different, so we cannot tell you precisely where from to make this call, but it will probably end up being done from your own application developer/debug menu.
BLE Remark: Because we support deep link, we could also expose a deep link to launch LiveBundle UI as an alternative to this. For example livebundle://menu. This would make LiveBundle available even in builds that don't expose the RN dev menu, without having to do any additional coding. Also should add instructions to launch LiveBundle menu programatically from the native side. Fringe case, but it can be done and could be useful to some.
To generate and upload LiveBundle packages, you will need to add the LiveBundle CLI to your application project. Please refer to the README of this project for instructions about setup and configuration.
LiveBundle native module project was kickstarted using create-react-native-module tool