#start

start or webpack-start is a command-line tool that starts the React Native development server with webpack integration.

#Usage

In the root of an existing React Native project with Re.Pack, run this command in your terminal of choice:

npm run react-native start

#Options

#--port

• Type: number

The port number that runs the server on.

#--host

• Type: string
• Default: ""

Set the server host.

#--https

• Type: boolean

Enables HTTPS connections to the server.

#--key

• Type: path

Path to custom SSL key.

#--cert

• Type: path

Path to custom SSL certificate.

#--no-interactive

• Type: boolean

Disables interactive mode.

#--json

• Type: boolean

Log all messages to the console/stdout in JSON format.

#--log-file

• Type: path

Enables file logging to specified file.

#--log-requests

• Type: boolean

Enables logging of all requests to the server.

#--platform

• Type: string

Run the dev server for the specified platform only. By default, the dev server will bundle for all platforms.

#--no-reverse-port

• Type: boolean

Disables running ADB reverse automatically when bundling for Android.

#--reset-cache, --resetCache

• Type: boolean

Resets the transformation cache.

#--verbose

• Type: boolean

Enables verbose logging.

#--max-workers

• Type: number

(Rspack only) The maximum number of workers to use for transformation parallelization. By default, the number of workers is derived from available CPU cores.

#--config

• Type: path

Path to a bundler config file, e.g webpack.config.js.

#--webpackConfig

• Type: path
• Deprecated: Use --config instead

Path to a bundler config file, e.g webpack.config.js.

#-h, --help

Display help for command.

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