react-native-push-notification VS react-native-stripe-payments

it's https://github.com/zo0r/react-native-push-notification

React Native Push Notifications

ReactComponentTreeHook.purgeUnmountedComponents is not a function. (In 'ReactComponentTreeHook.purgeUnountedComponents()', 'ReacComponentTreeHook.purgeUnmountedComponents' is undefined) I have used CRNA and ejected. I have also used react-native-push-notification and react-native-beacons-manager and followed the instructions of both. The project works when I run it in Android.

The push notification package I'm using has a requirement that you don't configure the library inside any components, even App, as the listeners won't fire properly.

Hey, I need help/advice. I'm just getting started with react native and so far, so good. I just reached the point of setting up push notifications for users and I was able to successfully push notifications from FCM, thanks to the react-native-push-notification package.

I'm using https://github.com/zo0r/react-native-push-notification.

On top of that, the way you register a device to receive notifications is vastly different between Android and iOS devices. So, documentation and support become even more important because of the inherent complexity that no library can completely eliminate. The GitHub page for the react-native-push-notification library provides excellent support and documentation.

This notification package has scheduled notifications.

We need to send users reminders to complete some actions inside the app, but cannot implement zo0r/react-native-push-notification or wix/react-native-notifications because they have the Firebase SDK included.

Did someone already tried to use Mollie as payment gateway instead of Stripe ? They don't provide a library for React Native and I couldn't find any opensource like react-native-stripe-payments or tipsi-stripe does thus my question. Thank you.

Next thing, as we described in the "How it works" section, we'll send a request to your backend on route to create payment intent. In the request, you can pass the cart_id, or array of cart items that are being bought, as long as you can calculate the total price, you are good. If the request was successful, the backend should return you the client_secret, and you can prompt the user to enter his credit card details. You can create your own design of the credit card input, or you can use react-native-credit-card-input or some other credit card input package. You can check if the credit card is valid using the stripes isCardValid method. For testing you can find the test credit cards here.