react-native init specify react version and react-native version

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I basically want to init a react-native project with react@15.6.0 and react-native@0.45.0 because dependency problems. However react-native command only allows me to specify react-native version:

react-native init sample --version react-native@0.45.0

This command not works:

react-native init diskful --version react-native@0.45.0 --version react@15.6.0

This, too:

react-native init diskful --version react-native@0.45.0 react@15.6.0

And this, too:

react-native init diskful --version react@15.6.0 react-native@0.45.0

Install globally react@15.6.0 or react-native@0.45.0 does not affect. Please, someone help me!

Create a project :

react-native init MyNewApp --version 0.45.0

If you want do change version then try with this:

npm install --save react-native@0.44.0
npm install --save react@16.0.0-alpha.6
  1. delete node_modules folder

  2. Edit Package.json

    "dependencies": { "react": "15.6.0", "react-native": "0.45.0", },

  3. run command 'npm install'

You could initiate the app using 

react-native init --version="0.45.0" yourapp,

If further changes are needed, make changes in package.json in react or react-native fields and simply do npm install

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