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ReelEaseAI is an advanced AI-powered content creation platform that allows users to generate stunning images and videos using Text-to-Image, Image-to-Image, Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video, and Motion Video tools. It also includes smart category-wise templates, media management, light & dark mode UI, and a powerful admin dashboard for seamless content organization and workflow management.

Basic Requirement for App


NOTE :
Before launching the app, ensure you have correctly set up the ReelEaseAI Node.js and have added all necessary data through the admin panel.


Creating a React-Native project requires the following prerequisites:

  1. React Native Installation Guide:

    Follow the official step-by-step setup for React Native CLI to install Node.js, JDK, Android Studio, and required tools.
    React Native Official Setup Guide

  2. Node.js (Required):

    Download and install Node.js (LTS version recommended) to run JavaScript on your system.
    Download Node.js

  3. Android Studio (Android Setup):

    Install Android Studio for Android development. It includes Android SDK and emulator required for running React Native apps.
    Download Android Studio

  4. Visual Studio Code (Code Editor):

    A lightweight and recommended editor for writing and managing your project code.
    Download Visual Studio Code

  5. Xcode (iOS Setup – Mac Only):

    Required for building and running iOS applications. Includes iOS Simulator and development tools.
    Download Xcode

  6. Apple Developer Account (iOS Publish):

    Required for publishing your app on the Apple App Store.
    Apple Developer Account

  7. Node Admin Setup:

    Before configuring the React Native app, set up the ReelEaseAI Node.js backend to manage content, users, and configurations.

  8. React Native SDK:

    Install React Native (version 0.83.0 recommended). Refer to the official installation guide for complete steps.
    Installation Guide

  9. Integrated Development Environment (IDE):

    Use tools like Android Studio, Visual Studio Code, or Xcode (for iOS) to access and modify the code efficiently.

    Testing and Debugging:

    Thoroughly test the application on emulators or physical devices for both Android and iOS to ensure smooth performance.