If you create a React Native <Button>, it renders as a UIButton in iOS and an android.widget.Button in android. This means that it looks different on different platforms.
What about Pressables? What is the simplest way to create an iOS button on iOS and an Android button on Android without resorting to a 3rd partly npm library?
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I have created several android apps by using react native, I always and like to use ToastAndroid because it can pop up message and app user don't have to close it by clicking screen. Now I want to create IOS version from my apps. I want to ask what is your alternatives for android toast in ios.
You can use react-native-root-toast to make a Toast for both android and iOS.
I also recommend react-native-customizable-toast. It's updated and works with android,ios and expo
This is my view and this happens when I open the soft keyboard, I'm running on the latest Expo and React Native, the TextInput is not seen. I don't have standalone Android and iOS folders so I cannot add things to manifest or can I?
Use a KeyboardAvoidingView.
Here's the link to the doc https://reactnative.dev/docs/keyboardavoidingview
Basically the title says all - Can native react app code convert/rollback to native mobile code(ios and android)?
Background - there is a react native app and there are some bugs and I would like to export the react native code to their native app code (ios and android) which I can fix them in native apps.
No. The React Native JavaScript is never translated into Swift or Java code and then compiled - it runs within the Safari or Chrome JavaScript engines. See here for more details.
However, as its name implies, React Native does rely on native code for more complex operations. If the bugs are in those npm modules you might be able to fix them there.
How do I check for inactivity globally in react native i.e touch events. I tried using https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-user-inactivity but it doesn't register touch events. I would prefer pure javascript solutions as apposed to linking native code. A solution for just iOS is fine.
You can use the PanResponder from react-native package.
Here you can see a working example, using expo toolkit.
Looking into using a heatmap with my react native application using the expo sdk- really do not wish to detach the app from expo, so i was wondering if there was a way to get heatmap.js into my application without linking library to xcode?
I've seen this, and get the approach of creating a webview to display the heatmap in but you still need to link heatmap.min.js to xcode bundle