A Soundboard written in React-Native and redux-saga.

Here's an example of the soundboard-app, obviously with cat-tax:

1. Run npm install to install all deps
2. Make sure you have installed the react-native-cli
3. Link dependencies with react-native-cli: react-native link

In order to add content to be able to actually play sounds, you need to add some to your asset library:

1. Create a folder, e.g. assets
2. Create subfolders containing images and sounds, e.g. assets/images and assets/sounds
3. Add sound- & image-files to your library
4. Reference them in src/constants, the current structure is available there, just mimic the structure
5. Add the assets-folder to your build-phase, e.g. in XCode add it to Copy Bundle Resources
6. Rebuild and play in the app

This project doesn't utilize any special development workflow. Thus, you can start the RN-Bundler-dev-server with npm run start and build for the simulator with react-native run-ios.

This app isn't really tested for heavy use, although it is successfully tested on various festivals. In order to run your app locally on your device, follow the official React-Native-Guidelines

• Asynchronous Sound-playing through react-saga
• Multiple Sounds through long-presses
• Clean Code
• Megaphone mode
• Custom Recorded Sounds with camera picture (e.g. "party-mode")
• Auto Discovery of assets

If you want to contribute, feel free to issue a PR. I'm always open for new suggestions