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@draftbit/native
Advanced tools
Draftbit components with native dependencies that are incompatable with non-expo
build systems, such as expo-av
or @expo/vector-icons
.
These components are imported / injected inside the @draftbit/ui
library so
that incompatable expo dependencies do not exist in @draftbit/core
.
Add new components with such dependecies here.
See IconButton.tsx
in core
for an
example of a 'hybrid' component API that allows a native component to be
injected for ui
and a web-compatible version be injected for web
.
FAQs
Draftbit UI Components that Depend on Native Components
We found that @draftbit/native demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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