Formik: Provide a full TS-example for React Native

[marcmo]

Question (or even Feature-Request)

Current Behavior

While getting something running on React Native works, it is not easy to get going without a full example. The example-snippets for RN clarify some pitfalls, but do not outline a running example that can be used to get started.

Desired Behavior

Have an easy way for RN devs to integrate formik into their app.

Suggested Solutions

• Provide a couple of RN-examples that make use of the formik API
• point out the differences in existing examples to enable devs to use them in RN
• include a RN-Typescript example (that type-checks)

Info

• Formik Version: 0.10.5
• OS: Mac OS 10.13.2
• Node Version: v8.9.1
• Package Manager and version: yarn 1.3.2

[jaredpalmer]

@marcmo definitely. Would it be better to use expo and add that TS tweak or microsoft's react native starter?

[marcmo]

@jaredpalmer personally I'd go with the microsoft starter but actually I don't think it matters.
what keeps me from using formik (for my react native development using typescript) is that I had trouble getting the most important formik features to work. I think providing one full fledged example (no snippets) would go a loooooooong way ;)

[marcmo]

any updates on this? now since the 1.0 release is out that would be a good time. Just one file with one nice example that could be used as an easy starter. :)

[FilipMaslovaric]

Still waiting...

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