Free-RASP-Android VS recyclerview-animators

Based on experience with freeRASP for Android/iOS/Flutter/Cordova, there should be a demand for a shielding SDK for RN-based apps, right? I worked on the development of previous freeRASP flavors, and I would like to support React Native apps also. However, this will be quite a new experience as I am not well-versed in the RN ecosystem yet. That's why I would highly appreciate any tips regarding package management, nuances of hybrid development in the RN world, etc. I target iOS and Android platforms.

You need RASP integration (Runtime Application Self-Protection). Something like this: https://github.com/talsec/Free-RASP-Community

As a developer of Talsec RASP and freeRASP (Github) solutions, I can say the key benefits of RASP technology are these:

Here is the question: Could you point me towards a well-documented project/library? I am not yet satisfied with the current state of freeRASP's docs: common README + Android README. I am asking myself whether more images would improve it since it is IMO too wordy. Thanks a lot guys!

For Recyclerview you could use this library for some similar animations https://github.com/wasabeef/recyclerview-animators

Next, we looked at overriding SimpleItemAnimator but noticed that this class is missing a lot of logic required for orchestrating the animations. We realized that the Android SDK does not really allow us to easily customize RecyclerView item animations - what a shame! Doing some research on this we found two open-source libraries (here and here - note: this is no endorsement) that provide a variety of custom ItemAnimators by using a base ItemAnimator implementation that is very similar to the DefaultItemAnimator class but allows for proper customization. We ended up creating our own BaseItemAnimator by looking at DefaultItemAnimator and adapting it to our needs and then creating the actual implementation for the reaction feature. This allowed us to customize the “Add” animation like so:

Probably uses a library of some sort for animations, the rest would be Recyclerviews and components normal to Android. The whole thing is set in a Fragment/ Tabbed Activity.