As the stable release of react native is bumped to 0.73, it brings a lot of changes, most notable of them being new AGP and Java versions (Source) This can cause an issue if your older projects use JDK 11 and the one instantiated with 0.73 uses JDK 17 So to use multiple JDKs at
Chinese government has made the rule stricter for android apps. So, you have to declare everything sensitive that your app access to the user in the privacy policy at app launch. If you try to access anything sensitive before user accepts the privacy policy, then your app will most likely be rejected. So, we faced
Use the following patch to secure the webview if you are using the ‘react-native-screens’ package.
To allow the test tools to select the UI components in the app for automation of testing, we need to give a testId to each element. You use the following method to maintain it: Define a file with ids that you will giving and a helper function which will return the needed props: Now you
The problem is we don’t want to maintain the translations at two places. One in ‘.json’ files in Javascript and other in ‘xx.lproj/InfoPlist.strings’ files. The following code will help you auto copy the permissions. You may need to modify it somewhat. Cheers and Peace out!!!
v0.63 and up Go to xcode, CMD + Shift + O, search for RCTLog.mm Look for the block below: and change it to
I had to download a file and didn’t want it to be saved (I will tell the purpose in later article). I wanted that whatever the contents that I receive are discarded. Initially Axios was being used for the same thing. But it is better for AJAX requests because they are lightweight and not much
If you want to add PAD to your react native app, then it is the right place. It is the demonstration for the install-time asset delivery and not ‘on demand’ one. First read article: Android Developers Blog: Introducing Google Play Asset Delivery (googleblog.com) Next thing do all the settings as described in: Integrate asset delivery
In react native if you want to list all the assets (base directory files and folder), use the following in the onCreate method of MainApplication.java
To fit an image to a screen we need to calculate the dimensions first. On browsers it’s easy to do, because they calculate in internally, but on to react native, then we have to calculate the size. The following code will help you to achieve that. Cheers and Peace out!!!