How to use Swift in your React Native app

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  • yoga

    Yoga is an embeddable layout engine targeting web standards.

  • Some features available to use on user phones only can be accessed with native code like Camera, Geolocation, Bluetooth, and more. For iOS, you can choose between Swift and Objective-C to implement these features on your app. Mostly React Native code is written with Objective-C because React Native core uses Yoga lib for layout that works better bridging with Objective-C because is written in C++. But how we can see on documentation we also can bridge our application with Swift to use these functionalities. In this article, we will see how to use Swift to integrate our app with Share with social medias native popover.

  • awesome-native-modules

    🌉 Some React Native bridges in one app

  • Following this guide, you are able to create whatever methods you want in Swift to expose in your React Native apps. If you want to see more about native module integrations, check awesome-native-modules repository on github to see some native integrations with iOS and Android!

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