Showcase Example

examples/showcase/ is a runnable Expo app that demonstrates a curated set of feature packages working together in one project. It is the definitive reference for how features compose. The showcase weaves 8 of the 12 features:

• Design System — tokens, color schemes, light/dark/high-contrast themes
• UI Components — buttons, inputs, cards, sheets, dialogs, layouts
• SQLite — typed database layer with migrations and seed support
• Dynamic Pages — config-driven pages resolved at runtime from a manifest
• Notifications — local notifications setup
• Icons — typed icon registry
• Pages — About, Licenses, Policies screens
• Auth — provider-agnostic auth service with secure token storage

What It Shows

The showcase is generated from the base template plus an overlay (scripts/showcase-overlay/) that configures the feature packages above. The remaining feature packages (camera, biometrics, messages, clerk) are not included in the showcase but can be added to any project via npx @coderooz/cli add camera.

Important

examples/showcase/ is generated output. Never hand-edit it. Changes to the template, feature packages, or overlay are applied by regenerating:

npm run build                      # re-bundle features into create-app/public
node scripts/build-example.js      # regenerate examples/showcase/
cd examples/showcase && npm install
npx tsc --noEmit                   # should be clean

Running It

cd examples/showcase
npm start                          # Expo dev server

Structure

examples/showcase/
├── src/                    # Woven app source (components, context, hooks, screens, services)
├── App.tsx                 # App entry (generated)
├── app.json                # Expo config with all feature plugins (generated)
├── package.json            # Merged dependencies (generated)
├── AGENTS.md               # Copied from the template (generated)
└── GOVERNANCE.md           # Copied from the template (generated)

Every feature package's template/ directory is copied in, dependencies are merged, and app.json plugins are appended — the same weave pipeline a real project gets via npx @coderooz/cli create.