React Native - Integrating Ace-Editor with React Native Application

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Is there any way to integrate the Ace Editor into a React Native Application (how)? I'm quite new to React and switched from Swift. Or is there a Code Editor that can be implemented into react native already?

While developing a React Native application in an emulator you will see Red Box with stack trace in it for errors. If your "REACT_EDITOR" variable and path is set properly then by clicking in the stack trace will take you to the source file in the editor where the error(s)/warning(s) occurred.

I have configured my windows 10 machine like this for WebStorm. My WebStorm file is located here: "C:\Program Files\JetBrains\WebStorm 2018.1.2\bin\webstorm64.exe"

so i add this "C:\Program Files\JetBrains\WebStorm 2018.1.2\bin\" as a path variable for user.

And then put webstorm64.exe as the value of "REACT_EDITOR"

For Ubuntu you can set "REACT_EDITOR" pointing to an editor of your choice like these. open .profile file from terminal like this 

sudo gedit $HOME/.profile

then add this line at the end

export REACT_EDITOR=/opt/WebStorm-181.4668.60/bin/webstorm.sh

then this command source $HOME/.profile to save changes, and restart your pc.

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