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As the video above demonstrates, the left preview shows the iOS version of the app. The Android version is the one running on the right-side video preview. Download the final React Native project from GitHub, explore the code base and test the app on iOS and Android devices.
React Native Incall Manager: Handles call actions like muting/unmuting, turning the video camera on and off, and playing ringtones during an outgoing or incoming call.
React Native SVG: An open-source SVG library.
NetInfo: To provide information about a call connection’s status.
To complete this tutorial successfully, you must install VS Code, Xcode, and Android Studio as development tools. Additionally, you must install React Native and configure it for iOS and Android using the React Native Command Line Interface (CLI) quickstart. If you need a step-by-step guide on how to set up the React Native CLI for iOS and Android, check out our article, Configuring React Native Without Expo. Finally, to provide the video calling functionality, we will use Stream's React Native Video SDK for out-of-the-box features such as picture-in-picture, group calling, and custom reactions.