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github.com/barodeur/react-native-nfc-ios
This project is deprecated. It has not been updated since React Native 0.48 and probably doesn't work on recent version of React Native anymore.
I would suggest to use react-native-nfc-manager
as alternative.
⚠️ Apple CoreNFC is only available for iOS11 on iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus devices. It does not seems to be available on simulator at the moment, but it should be available later.
Install the module
npm install --save react-native-nfc-ios
Link the native module to your project
react-native link react-native-nfc-ios
Add the NFC capability key to your .entitlements
file
<key>com.apple.developer.nfc.readersession.formats</key>
<array>
<string>NDEF</string>
</array>
Add the NFCReaderUsageDescription
key to your project's Info.plist
<key>NFCReaderUsageDescription</key>
<string>Ready to use NFC 🚀</string>
As CoreNFC, the API will return arrays of messages, each message containing an array of records.
[
{
"records": [
{
"type": "VQ==", // base64 encoded for 55, URI record
"payload": "UmVhY3QgTmF0aXZlIE5GQyBpT1M=", // base64 encoded for "React Native NFC iOS"
"identifier": null, // No identifier in the tag
"typeNameFormat": "WELL_KNOWN_RECORD",
}
]
}
]
Every record will have a Base64 encoded type
, payload
and identifier
.
The typeFormatName
will be one of the following constant :
EMPTY_RECORD
WELL_KNOWN_RECORD
MIME_MEDIA_RECORD
ABSOLUTE_URI_RECORD
EXTERNAL_RECORD
UNKNOWN_RECORD
UNCHANGED_RECORD
You can import those constants form the module.
import { EMPTY_RECORD } from 'react-native-nfc-ios';
import base64 from 'base-64';
import { NFCNDEFReaderSession } from 'react-native-nfc-ios';
const messages = await NFCNDEFReaderSession.readTag();
const payloadB64 = messages[0].records[0].payload;
const payload = base64.decode(payloadB64);
console.log(payload);
// "React Native NFC iOS"
This API is designed to stay as close as possible to CoreNFC.
import { NFCNDEFReaderSession } from 'react-native-nfc-ios';
const readerSession = new NFCNDEFReaderSession();
const listener = readerSession.addEventListener('NDEFMessages', (messages) => {
console.log(messages);
});
// Show the NFC reader
readerSession.begin();
// Close the NFC reader
readerSession.invalidate();
// Remove the event listener
readerSession.removeEventListener('NDEFMessages', listener);
// Or Remove all events listeners
readerSession.removeAllListeners('NDEFMessages');
// ⚠️ Release the native instance to free memory
readerSession.release();
As with the native CoreNFC API you can set the alert message
// With the Simple API
const messages = await NFCNDEFReaderSession.readTag({
alertMessage: 'Please put your NFC Tag',
});
// As you instantiate a new NFCNDEFReaderSession
const readerSession = new NFCNDEFReaderSession({
alertMessage: 'Please put your NFC Tag',
});
// Change reader session alert message
readerSession.setAlertMessage('New alert message');
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