Built an Open-Source Expo + Supabase Boilerplate — Looking for Contributors & Feedback

[Sakyo001]

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Hi everyone! 👋

I've been working on an open-source Expo + Supabase Boilerplate that aims to provide a clean, production-ready foundation for React Native applications.

The goal is to eliminate repetitive setup so developers can focus on building features instead of configuring projects from scratch.

✨ Current Features
Expo SDK 57
Expo Router
TypeScript
Supabase Authentication
TanStack Query
Zustand
NativeWind
React Hook Form + Zod
Feature-based architecture
Production-ready folder structure
Scalable project organization
🎯 Project Goals

I'm trying to build a boilerplate that is:

Easy to understand
Easy to extend
Suitable for both beginners and production apps
Opinionated enough to encourage best practices without being overly complex
📌 Planned Features
Social Authentication (Google & Apple)
Push Notifications
Deep Linking
Offline Support
Theme Management
CI/CD with GitHub Actions
EAS Build & EAS Update
Testing Setup (Jest & React Native Testing Library)
Supabase Edge Functions examples
Reusable UI components
Better documentation and examples
🤝 Looking for Contributors

Contributions of all sizes are welcome!

You can help by:

Fixing bugs
Improving the architecture
Adding new features
Improving documentation
Reporting issues
Suggesting better patterns
Reviewing pull requests

Whether you're new to open source or an experienced React Native developer, your feedback is appreciated.

⭐ If you find it useful

Please consider:

⭐ Starring the repository
🍴 Using it as a template
🐛 Opening issues
💡 Sharing ideas
🚀 Submitting pull requests

Every contribution helps make the project better for the community.

Repository

expo-supabase-boilerplate
https://github.com/Sakyo001/expo-supabase-boilerplate

Thanks for checking it out! I hope it becomes a useful resource for anyone building mobile apps with Expo and Supabase. Happy coding! 🚀

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[Vaishnavi252-ai]

Nice work! This looks like a solid starting point for developers building React Native apps with Expo and Supabase.

One suggestion would be to include GitHub Actions workflows for linting, type checking, and running tests on every pull request. It would make the boilerplate even more production-ready and provide contributors with a consistent development workflow.

You might also consider adding a clear contribution guide (CONTRIBUTING.md) and an architecture diagram to help new contributors understand the project structure more quickly.

Looking forward to seeing how the project evolves. Best of luck!

[Sakyo001]

Thank you for the thoughtful feedback! I really appreciate you taking the time to review the project and share your suggestions. I've already added a GitHub Actions CI workflow for linting, type checking, and tests, along with a CONTRIBUTING.md and an architecture.md to make it easier for new contributors to get started. My goal is to build a production-ready Expo + Supabase boilerplate that the community can rely on and improve together. Thanks again for helping make the project better!

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