Ignite: I can set a custom package name?

[WilliamPeralta]

Now package name is calculate from project name, but i need in this format "it.domain.appname"

[GantMan]

In iOS? Just open up Xcode and change it 👍

[lukabers]

Android?

[GantMan]

I think that might be in the build.gradle. I would just do a find-all and replace 👍

[WilliamPeralta]

but i need do refactoring of my project every times that i make changes it? in Android the project name is same of folders tree
would be nice to build a project using a command, more or less like this:
ignite new MyApplication --package-name=it.myproject.app

[GantMan]

I like that idea. I'll make this a task.

[WilliamPeralta]

good :) thank you

[FDMatthias]

I would also like to see this feature!

[skellock]

This is a great suggestion.

[cluny85]

Hello! are any update of this thread?

[GantMan]

I added the Hacktoberfest tag to this. I've got a few higher priority issues right now, but if someone completes it, it will count towards their Hacktoberfest shirt now.

https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/

[robinheinze]

@GantMan I can give this a shot

[robinheinze]

I haven't been able to get to this one yet, so if anyone else wants to grab it for Hacktoberfest, go for it!

[KamranKhankhail]

anyone did it?. can we provide package name now?

[SanyasiraoM]

I will give a shot.

[KPS250]

Any update on this?

[jamonholmgren]

What we need is the ability to pass through the --package CLI command to react-native init.

ignite new MyApp --package "com.infinitered.jamonapp"

This would run:

react-native init MyApp --package "com.infinitered.jamonapp"

I would hold off until we have PR #1379 merged in, or work off of that branch, though.

[jamonholmgren]

We actually have an issue for this, so I'll track over there at #1044.