add info about auto-require to README
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@ -224,12 +224,28 @@ And you want to use a component called 'some-library/Component':
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```clojure
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(def Component (js/require "some-library/Component"))
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```
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This would work when you do `lein prod-build` and run your app, but will fail when you run with Figwheel.
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This works fine when you do `lein prod-build` and run your app.
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The React Native packager statically scans for all calls to `require` and prepares the required
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code to be available at runtime. But, dynamically loaded (by Figwheel) code bypasses this scan
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and therefore requiring the custom component fails.
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To overcome this run `use-component`:
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In re-natal this is solved by adding all dependencies in index.*.js file which is scanned by React Native packager.
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#### Using auto-require
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To enable auto-require feature you have to run command:
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```
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$ re-natal enable-auto-require
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```
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From now on, command `use-figwheel` will scan for all required modules and generate index.*.js with all required dependencies.
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You will have to re-run `use-figwheel` command every time you use new modules via `(js/require "...")`
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This feature is available since re-natal@0.7.0
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#### Manually registering dependencies with use-component command
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You can register a single dependency manually by running `use-component` command:
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```
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$ re-natal use-component some-library/Component
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```
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