I wish to implement a sip call using sip library on React native to have one code that can be used for both android as well as iOS device. I have never worked in javascript framework and wish to know which library are used to implement it and how feasible it is for any production purpose.
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We want to implement VOIP Uber has built in our react native app we are building, what is the best way to do it ? Is there any libraries that I can use instead of building from scratch ?
If its simple just one to one VOIP then use react-native-webrtc on your react-native application plus your webrtc use simple-peer which is a nice and simple wrapper around webrtc
Can you please help with this.
I am trying to develop mobile and web apps using react native with single code base for web, android and ios. Can we Develop Web and Mobile Application with single code base by using React Native?
The simple answer is yes. However, there are a lot of caveats that you could encounter along the road with certain device requirements and functionality where you may have to write conditional code, but it could still stay in the same codebase.
The easiest way to get started is by using Expo (https://expo.io), which would let you get started with a project that could be run on Android, iOS, and the Web (via React Native Web) all with very minimal setup on your part.
I am wondering if it is possible to integrate TWA (Trusted Web Activities) into an existing React Native project. This way I could have a section in my app where costumers can use my PWA inside my app. As fallback for iOS I would use something like their WebView. If it is possible, how would I go about implementing it?
In short, yes, it is possible to integrate Trusted Web Activity into a React Native App.
You'd need to create an Android Native Module that wraps Android Browser Helper into a React Native API. Since you want to use the Trusted Web Activity as part of your app, you will probably be looking into wrapping TwaLauncher.
Then, you will need to implement a module for iOS, which will have the same API in React, but will use the WebView as an implementation.
It seems someone has already created a wrapper for Android (but I haven't tested).
Good Day Everyone, I have an app idea I'll soon be implementing with react native, it's kinda a calling app but i want to know if it's possible to place a call directly from my app without launching the native phone/dialer app...I want to know if it's possible with any programming language, framework, or library, Even tho it's react I'll be using. Thanks..
Here is a library for the purpose to bypass native dialer app
react-native-phone-call
I am learning React Native and would like to know why
React Native's serializable communication makes it possible to use Chrome's debugger. Why is that?
I'm assuming your question is phrased this way due to this sentence from React Native's homepage:
The communication is also fully serializable, which allows us to leverage Chrome Developer Tools to debug the JavaScript while running the complete app, either in the simulator or on a physical device.
To understand that, you have to know a little bit more about how React Native works. The "communication" discussed here is the communication between your UI layer, and the JS processing layer. In React Native, this UI layer is the native elements of your iOS or Android app.
The conversations between the two are fully serializable, which means they're able to be converted into a stream of bytes (serialized), sent over the communication channel, and then regenerated (deserialized) on the other end.
The Chrome based React Native debugging tools proxy between the communication of the UI layer and the JS processing layer. It's possible to use the tools to do this because they can just play the same deserialization/serialization game the communication method can play but parse the contents of the message and show it to you first.