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Call External project JS file in to my React native project

If one mobile app is created only using raw HTML, CSS, JS, and JQUERY and another project is created using React native can we call the js files from that project to this react native project?
I need to call the js files from the external project which was created in core HTML, CSS, js, and jquery and I need to call the js files from that project to my react native project for using the functionality of js.
Give me some code examples with a brief explanation.
Or Is there any another framework that will over come from this issue to create a native app?

How to create a tree shaken component library in React using webpack

Is there any approach to create a treeshaken library using React using webpack, most of them suggesting with Rollup but our existing project was bundled with webpack. The problem with current project is, its not treeshaken library, now the required is to make the project as a treeshaken component library.
I tried with create react app and ejecting it, but this solution does not worked

how to deploy a vanilla js web application

, i am creating a the front end part of a project that i am doing and i have some questions about deploying a vanilla js app.
i am using webcomponentes with the shadow dom to create componentes for my project but since i am only using vanilla js - html -css without frameworks i wanna know if is possible to configure a image with docker and then upload that image to a custom server and deploy it then ? i dont know if you could give me some tips or some documentation on how to do the deploy process of a vanilla app, or how to do the deploy using docker with kubernetes.
Also wanna know if using webpack with babel loader can be of any help in terms of performance if i am using only vanilla js with webcomponents.
thanks in advance

Converting existing site to React JS (Adding ReactJS to existing webpage)

I am kinda new to front web development, but there is one interesting question for me.
I got a simple vanila html+css+js website, in which I want to integrate a few actions (profile page, custom e-commerce, checkout, etc) using React.
As I followed this tutorial (Add React in One Minute),
I had successfully "inserted" react component into the webpage. But the normal reactjs applications are able to use installed libraries, use props to pass data.
So, basically, the question is how to run this webpage the way that react will be able to handle libraries installation (common npm i example) in order to be able to import them and work like with normal react application created by npx create-react-app my-app

You could use libraries via a CDN link, the same way you added React via a script-tag to your site. Ultimately i think you're looking for the developer experience one gets while using JSX-syntax and this would require you to rewrite your exitsing app, achieved trough setting up a node project with your mentioned command npx create-react-app <app-name>.
JSX must be compiled to regular JavaScript so that browsers can interpret them correctly, much like you would compile a C++ program to a binary file.

React with ASP.NET Core 2

Is there a way to setup webpack in reactredux SPA template provided by Microsoft for dotnet core 2 to write react with js/jsx instead of typescript. I would like to avoid using typescript if possible :) any help is appreciated.

I am not familiar if this was implemented in vs2017 updates because i have used vscode for react-redux apps. But with VS2019 (release date 02.04.2019) react and react-redux templates for SPA are using javascript. That's all i wanted, so i will close this question.