Want to share multiple images with separate caption to each image Whatsapp, react native share - react-native

Question

I am using React Native Share library, a good one,
I just need little help,
It is sharing multiple images with same caption,
i just want to share multiple images with separate message (caption) to each image,
suppose, if there is 5 images, then caption to 5 images is different not same.
In current situation, it share 5 images with same message (caption)
Here is my code
var imgs=["base64IMAGE1...///","base64IMAGE2..///","base64IMAGE3..///"];
let shareImage = {
title:"title",
message:"this is message need to send separate to each image",
urls:abcc,
subject: "Image"
};
Share.open(shareImage).catch(err => console.log(err));
I have attached current situation screenshots..
image 1 on whatsapp
image 2 on whatsapp
all sent with same caption, i just to send multiple images with separate messages
ThankYou.

Answer 1

I've created working example to share multiple or single images using react-native-share
CheckOut ExpoSnack Here
added comments before every method what it'll do and what needs to be replaced.
// multiple images share example
const shareMultipleImages = async () => {
const shareOptions = {
title: 'Share multiple files example',
// here replace base64 data with your local filepath
// base64 with mimeType or path to local file
urls: [base64ImagesData.image1, base64ImagesData.image2],
failOnCancel: false,
};
// If you want, you can use a try catch, to parse
// the share response. If the user cancels, etc.
try {
const ShareResponse = await Share.open(shareOptions);
setResult(JSON.stringify(ShareResponse, null, 2));
} catch (error) {
console.log('Error =>', error);
setResult('error: '.concat(getErrorString(error)));
}
};
you can add local file path in shareMultipleImage method like this
urls: Array of base64 string you want to share. base64 with mimeType or path to local file (Array[string])
React Native Share Docs
const shareOptions = {
title: 'Share multiple files example',
urls: ["file..///","file..///","file..///"],
failOnCancel: false,
};