Feature/22998 - Init package

[rezkiy37]

Details

This is a base PR for a public package - react-fast-pdf. The goal here to have fundament configurations.
Since, it is a package, it includes 2 "projects". I mean the main part ./src and the example ./example/**. I used Expensify/react-native-x-maps like a template.

Note: In the future for the example, we should update link to react-fast-pdf in ./example/package.json. Right now it uses fork branch to use current changes.

Related Issues

Expensify/App#22998, Expensify/App#19918

Manual Tests

1. Run npm install at the root.
2. Run npm install at the example directory.
3. Test all scripts in both package.json.

Linked PRs

N/A

[allroundexperts]

I don't see any checks running @rezkiy37. Do we need to do something in order to trigger those?

[rezkiy37]

I don't see any checks running @rezkiy37. Do we need to do something in order to trigger those?

@allroundexperts, I can confirm that it triggers workflows, but on my fork. AFAIK, once we have workflows in the main repo, it is visible in PRs.

Also, about "CLA Assistant" (cla.yml), we should configure GH secrets. How and who can do it, @allroundexperts?

[allroundexperts]

Someone from our internal team would need to do that.

[rezkiy37]

Someone from our internal team would need to do that.

Do you know someone who can help us?

[allroundexperts]

Also, about "CLA Assistant" (cla.yml), we should configure GH secrets.

@nathanmetcalf @AndrewGable Can someone please help?

[AndrewGable]

It's set up as an org level secret, so you are good to go once it's merged 👍

[rezkiy37]

@allroundexperts, seems like all this CI jobs work once this PR has been merged. Any other blockers for review?

[allroundexperts]

Looks good!

[allroundexperts]

@allroundexperts, seems like all this CI jobs work once this PR has been merged. Any other blockers for review?

Not really, the initial code looks fine!