Detecting Internet connectivity in react native using NetInfo

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  1. react-native-netinfo

    React Native Network Info API for Android & iOS

    The @react-native-community/netinfo package is a React Native community-maintained module that provides a simple API to get information about the network connectivity status on a device. It allows you to monitor changes in network connectivity, such as when the device goes online or offline.

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