react-native-react-bridge VS react-native-webview

react-native-react-bridge is a bridge that makes communication between React and React Native via the WebView easier, so you'd likely want to use that. Alternatively, you could try to ease communication by directly making your WebView and React Native components run each other’s functions.

To combat this issue, use the latest version of React Native WebView, which is the official and maintained module for WebViews in React Native.

Embedding Typeform or SurveyMonkey surveys in your React Native app involves encapsulating the survey URL within a WebView component. Here’s a basic example of how this can be accomplished:

But if you look into the react-native-webview API documentation then you’ll find there are no props, no API, or no built-in functions that help you to integrate such functionality.

react native webview explicitly says it's compatible with react-native-windows, but I cannot get any project to build on Windows if it includes react native webview.

Can probably get it work in React Native with like a React Native WebView or an Expo GLView?

Use React Native WebView (https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview) or Cordova to get a webview to render React.js. I’d store data offline. Not sure what the limitations on interactivity are.

Also webview lib provides cash functionality by default https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/blob/master/docs/Reference.md

nop my code is good working fine. here my code very similar like this https://github.com/react-native-webview/react-native-webview/issues/2631 how i use webview & activityindicator is very2 similar

7. React inside React Native WebView [hybrid]

#1265 (this is the iOS feature) #2468 (this is the issue we want to solve to also support this for Android)