Simplified example of how you can copy website assets, such as HTML, CSS, and images, into a React Native project:

Let’s assume your existing website has the following structure:
//
– index.html
– styles.css
– images/
– logo.png
– background.jpg
//

And your newly created React Native project has the following structure:
//
MyApp/
– App.js
– App.json
– index.js
– __tests__/
– android/
– ios/
– node_modules/

//

1. Create a new folder called assets within your React Native project’s root directory:
//
MyApp/
– …
– assets/

//

2. Copy the HTML and CSS files into the assets folder:
//
MyApp/
– …
– assets/
– index.html
– styles.css

//

3. For images, create a new folder called images within the assets folder and copy the image files there:
//
MyApp/
– …
– assets/
– index.html
– styles.css
– images/
– logo.png
– background.jpg

//

4. Now, open App.js (or any other component file you prefer) and import the assets using React Native’s Image and WebView components:
//

import React from ‘react’;
import { View, Text, Image } from ‘react-native’;
import WebView from ‘react-native-webview’;

const App = () => {
return (

Welcome to My React Native App

);
};

export default App;

//