Flagship Code Configuration

The primary objective of flagship-code.config.ts is to provide developers with the freedom to scaffold their configurations according to their preferences. We refrain from making assumptions regarding how developers wish to structure their apps, aiming instead to empower them with flexibility in configuration setup…

…except for the location of the flagship-code.config.ts 😉.

Configure the flagship-code.config.ts

Create the flagship-code.config.ts in the root of your project directory.

touch flagship-code.config.ts

Here is an illustrative representation of the configuration structure, including sample paths and plugins for contextual understanding. Please feel free to adjust the paths and plugins according to your project’s requirements.

flagship-code.config.ts

import { defineConfig } from "@brandingbrand/code-cli-kit";

export default defineConfig({
  buildPath: "./coderc/build",
  envPath: "./coderc/env",
  pluginPath: "./coderc/plugins",
  plugins: [
    "@brandingbrand/code-plugin-native-navigation",
    "@brandingbrand/code-plugin-splash-screen",
    "@brandingbrand/code-plugin-app-icon",
  ],
});

Caution

In the documentation and configurations provided within flagship-code.config.ts, build.<mode>.ts, and env.<mode>.ts, it is assumed that all paths are relative to the root directory of the project.

You can pass the following options to the flagship-code configuration.

buildPath

type: string

required

The relative path from the root of your project to the location to where your build configurations are defined.

envPath

type: string

required

The relative path from the root of your project to the location where your environment configurations are defined.

pluginPath

type: string

required

The relative path from the root of your project to the location where your local plugin packages are defined.

plugins

type: string

required

A prioritized list of the plugins that Flagship Code will invoke - these correspond to the package names listed under devDependencies in your package.json.