Is there any proper documentation to integrate google play integrity check in react-native cli
I have tried react-native-firebase/appcheck but not get proper solution
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Has anyone been able to get Google Auth working on an Android Standalone app?
I can't get expo-auth-session to work.
expo-google-app-auth is deprecated and I can't get it to work anyways.
Are there any working plugins/packages? Can anyone give a working example of code for an Android Standalone app?
In this YouTube video, you can find some solution, maybe. But it does not works for me becouse I use EXPO SDK 45 version and It seems, It does not work well on it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmZm_jPvWWM
You can find the Github repo here:
https://github.com/chelseafarley/google-auth-demo
I am looking for some syncronous storage that I can use in a react-native application developed with expo.
I've seen some references but these do not yet work with expo yet.
I'm looking at being able to download YouTube videos within a React Native app created with Expo. I'm currently using Expo's FileSystem.downloadAsync, however this requires a direct URL to the resource to download. I've come across quite a few packages such as youtube-dl but they all require Node.JS to run.
My next thought was to use Node.JS within my app using nodejs-mobile - until I found out that you need to eject from Expo, which I definitely don't want to do.
Does anyone know of a way to download a YouTube video within an Expo app? Or just simply get a direct file link to pass into FileSystem.downloadAsync?
You might be able to use react-native-ytdl to get the direct video URL via their getInfo method (see this example) and then still use FileSystem.downloadAsync to download the file(s).
Since no linking is required, you wouldn't need to eject.
I have recently started to build a react-native app, which I want to build for both iOS and Android using a firebase Backend, and Branch.io/Firebase deep-linking services. I want to include in it both OAuth provided by Google and some kind of invitation link by using deep-linking. I have encountered problems in finding a way of supporting both.
It is worth mentioning that I am new to React and javascript, and have no experience in it.
I have tried using react-native-cli and tried to add OAuth to Google using firebase. I couldn't find enough documentation, so I followed a tutorial on youtube, and only managed to make it work by switching to Expo instead of react-native-cli.
Then I tried implementing some kind of invitation to groups in my app, using deep linking. I tried firebase's Dynamic links but got an error that firebase.links() is not a function and couldn't solve it due to lack of docs about it.
I then found out about react-native-branch library. It is in Alpha version in Expo so in order to use the native module I found out that I had to detach from Expo, and I wonder if there's an easier way to do it.
I've spent several days, as expected, in order to try and solve those issues. Is there a relatively simple way to do it?
I'm currently developing an app with Expo. I've used Expo's Facebook API for users to sign in and realized that if I want to detach I'd have to use the React Native Facebook SDK. I've heard from many people that you can't publish an expo app to the app store, however, the expo website seems to say otherwise. Should I keep developing in Expo or detach and replace any of the expo imports I have?
You can easily generate a .apk or .ipa file with Expo and then upload it to the corresponding store (I have done this multiple times).
From Expo's docs:
The purpose of this guide is to help you create standalone binaries of your Expo app for iOS and Android which can be submitted to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
You can find detailed instructions on how to generate the binary files you need in this link.
What your friends might mean with "You can't publish an Expo app to the app store" is the publish command associated with Expo OTA updates. They even have a section explaining how to publish OTA updates to your standalone app.
A handy mindset when dealing with Expo is to think that "publishing" means using Expo's CLI tools to generate an OTA update, while "building" refers to the act of generating a new binary standalone file.
If you still need help with deploying your app to the app store check Expo's distribution guide.