I have an app that i would like to connect to spotify so when my user pushes a button it will search in spotify for a song/playlist with predefined parameters that i will set. For example i will have two buttons one for hip-hop and the other for country. Once the user pushes a button I would like to redirect them to spotify and search the corresponding button title and maybe play the song. Similar to what shazam does to discovered songs you search on the app.
Spotify has a pretty mighty sdk and you should use it. To be able to access all features you need to use their SDK on native side. The topic is too big to answer it here via Stackoverflow.
React-Native native Module Guide for Android -
React-Native - Android Modules
React-Native native Module Guide for iOS -
React-Native - iOSModules
Spotify's Android SDK Guide -
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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'm trying to figure out how to implement a facebook login via a react-native for a web app. I can find lots of info on how to do this for IOS and Android, but nothing for a web app. I created my project using expo and also installed firebase, but I can't find enough info to tie all this together for a web app. I don't think it will matter, but I'm also using typescript. I would provide some code, but I can't even find a solution that compiles at this point.
Often when viewing a website on a mobile device you'll get a notification that a mobile app is available, or if you already have the app downloaded you'll have the option to open the URL in the app.
Is there a native way to do this or are these notifications always custom?
When users click on a link or download a file and the suggestion pops up to open the respective app, that's called deep linking. iOS labels it as Universal Links and Android uses App Links.
I developed one react native application. now I want to integrate Google Assistant in the app, I will provide one mic button, if the user click on it, the google assistant need to be enabled, and I need response from the google.
I am working in smart home project, I want to integrate google assistant api in React native app, I seen the library support only python. Please suggest me the best way I can embed google assistant in my app.
Have you looked at the dialogflow integration with react native? that could help you do what you want. If you are building a smart home integration I would assume you are already in dialogflow to some extent.
https://github.com/innFactory/react-native-dialogflow
I'm using React-Native for the development of Mobile App. Now I'm having a requirement to implement a chat-bot in my React-Native Mobile App.
I heard about Recast.AI NLP Based Platform, but I got stuck. How to integrate Recast.AI in React Native technology? What's the possible solutions for that?
There are 2 completely separate parts of software needed to implement Chat Bots in React-Native:
Messaging platform
Chat Bot engine
1) Regarding Messaging Platform - you need some solution which will provide your React-Native app the messaging capabilities. So you will have 2 types of users: normal real users and Chat bots users. Normal users will send messages using your React-Native app and Chat Bots will be programmable users with some automatic responses.
I used ConnectyCube in some of my projects, they have the React Native SDK to develop apps with messaging functionality:
1-1 messaging
Group messaging
Sent/Delivered/Read statuses
'Is typing' statuses
File attachments
Push notifications to offline users
Contact list
Block list
React Native SDK - Getting Started: https://developers.connectycube.com/js/react-native
Chat functionality - Getting Started https://developers.connectycube.com/js/messaging
2) Regarding Chat Bot engine - I used RiveScript in some of my projects in it's awesome. It gives you a *.rive file where you can program all your questions/answers, as many scenarios as you could imagine.
To add the chatbot into your ReactNative mobile app, you just need to integrate a chat platform that allows you to add a bot into your app.
If you haven't yet finalized which bot platform to use then have a look at Dialogflow and Amazon lex.
Looks like Recast.ai doesn't support react-native, however, there are other solutions such as a combination of Dialogflow + Kommunicate using which you can achieve the same in react native.
The following details will help you in integrating the chatbot into your react-native app;
Build the chatbot using Dialogflow which is very easy and simple, here are the instructions to build a bot.
Once you are done with building a bot, integrate it on Kommunicate.
Final step is to add the chat into your react-native app, here is the reference.