In the event that you work for a company or have a client that has an active iOS app out in the world, it may not be advantageous to rewrite it from scratch, especially if it is well-built, used frequently, and praised by its users. If you just want to build new functionality using React Native, the React Native app can be embedded and rendered inside an existing native iOS app.
This recipe will walk through creating a blank iOS app and adding it to a React Native app so that the two layers can communicate with each other. We will cover two ways of rendering the React Native app: embedded inside the application as a nested view, and another as a full-screen implementation. The steps that are discussed in this recipe serve as a baseline for rendering React Native apps, along with native iOS apps.
