Hercules React Native to XRE - Demo app integration

This challenge is part of a new project involving React Native.  The eventual goal is to have a way to build React Native apps for Hercule's embedded devices that communicate with the device over websockets, using the proprietary XRE messaging protocol.  They would like to see if we can build a React Native translator that sits on a server and communicates with clients, sending them XRE messages to draw the React Native components.

Basically, we are going to stream apps to a client and update the client based on actions that raise events from the client to the server.

This challenge will integrate in a combined demo into the app.

New to the project?

If you are new to this project, know that it's relatively complicated.  We have created a wiki page here that you can access after you have Gitlab access that discusses the different pieces involved and covers how to get your development environment set up:

https://gitlab.com/hercules-react-xre/react-xre-poc/wikis/beginner-documentation

And here's a low level description of how the mapping works:

https://gitlab.com/hercules-react-xre/react-xre-poc/wikis/general-layout-and-connection-initialization


Requirements:
The list of tickets that comprise the requirements are as follows:

* https://gitlab.com/hercules-react-xre/react-xre-poc/issues/43

Native validation

To prove out the solution, we need to ensure that a native mobile build of the test app matches what is displayed in XRE.  Please provide documentation on how to compile each example and run it in Android or iOS, and please also provide this information as part of your submission video.

Deployment

The README must be brought up to date with the latest changes and must clearly cover deployment to Heroku.  Submitters are required to document the Heroku deploy clearly and test this.

REVIEWERS - Please make sure to deploy each submission to Heroku and test from there.
 

Final Submission Guidelines

Please see above