snack VS react-native-bundle-visualizer

Yea, Im actually testing in simulator in snack.expo.dev , I will try to setup it and use it on my phone . The most common mistakes are :

Can u please help me to understand, https://snack.expo.dev/ i used this code and i can get notification in my expo go app … however i want all users to receive notification on their device for that do I keep the same code and just integrate fcm and apn and they i do eas build create and test on iphone ?

If you are interested in the implementation principles, you can take a look at our commit as well as Including Snacks in your documentation.

At this point, you should have your Expo Snack project ready to edit. If so, create a new folder named screen in the root folder of your project. Next, create two files in the screen folder —  ResumeForm.js and ShowCV.js.

It's hard for people to help without any code, or ideally imo, a Snack.

You can do React Native (iOS, Android, and Web) via browser on https://snack.expo.dev/

Apparently, the snack expo has a problem with firebase 9. Try specifying the firebase version to be 8. Relevant linlink

I just tried to change different ways of importing threejs and used react-native-bundle-analyzer to compare the bundle sizes, here are the results:

Ues this https://github.com/IjzerenHein/react-native-bundle-visualizer to see whats taking up most of your size, 518MB is super large your probably importing something super large or your assets are huge.

Use https://github.com/IjzerenHein/react-native-bundle-visualizer to see what actually gets included. It will be much less than 9 MB.

did you try this ? https://github.com/IjzerenHein/react-native-bundle-visualizer

Optimize png/jog with tinypng, enable proguard (be careful to include rules if a native package require them), use this https://github.com/IjzerenHein/react-native-bundle-visualizer to check for big js libraries and look for smaller alternatives if possible, visualizer will display all js files sizes too. Keep in mind that 3rd party native modules (not react native ones) could add a significant amount of KB/MB to bundle size.