
An example that brings Meteor and React Native together (via Objective-DDP and the React Native Bridge)
## Overview
The React Native bridge for Meteor integration offers a compelling way to leverage the capabilities of Meteor's backend with React Native's frontend features. Utilizing the Objective-DDP library, this setup allows developers to communicate seamlessly with Meteor applications, making it easier to handle real-time data. This solution is particularly beneficial for those looking to build dynamic mobile applications that require a robust backend framework.
This approach not only streamlines the development process but also opens up endless possibilities for the creation of interactive apps. If you’re already familiar with Meteor and React Native, this integration may enhance your development workflow and improve your app's performance.
## Features
- **Real-time Data**: Uses Meteor's DDP protocol to provide real-time data updates seamlessly within your React Native application.
- **Simple Integration**: The setup process is straightforward with clear instructions for installation and configuration, ensuring quick starts for developers.
- **Compatible with Existing Projects**: Works efficiently with projects like the Meteor todos example, making it easier for developers to adopt without starting from scratch.
- **Event Handling**: Implements React Native's eventDispatcher to facilitate smooth data transfer to the JavaScript runtime, ensuring responsive interactions.
- **NPM and CocoaPods Support**: Allows easy installation of necessary modules and dependencies, providing flexibility in project setup.
- **Experimental Nature**: Being a work in progress, it presents a unique opportunity for developers to experiment and contribute to its evolution.

React Native is a framework for building mobile applications using React and JavaScript. It enables developers to write once and deploy to multiple platforms, including iOS, Android, and the web, while providing a native app-like experience to users.