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Braze Plugin | React Native |
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2.0.0+ | >= 0.68 |
<= 1.41.0 | <= 0.71 |
From version 2.0.1 and up, the Braze React Native SDK is compatible with the React Native New Architecture introduced in React Native v0.68+. While our React Native SDK is currently compatible with the New Architecture as a Native Module, we are actively working on converting our Braze library to a backwards compatible Turbo Module and will continue to make improvements for the New Architecture.
If you're using Expo, you can install our plugin to integrate the React Native SDK without any native code. See the Braze Expo Plugin Github for more details.
BrazeProject
- Contains the BrazeProject sample app with integration examples for the React Native bridge. This sample app integrates the iOS bridge via manual linking, and the iOS SDK via Cocoapods. It can also optionally integrate the iOS bridge using Cocoapods via a local Podspec.
The following commands apply to both sample projects and use the BrazeProject
directory as an example.
cd BrazeProject/
yarn install
# In a separate tab:
cd BrazeProject/
npx react-native start
Our sample app integrates the native Braze iOS SDK through Cocoapods.
From the BrazeProject
directory:
sudo gem install cocoapods
cd ios/
pod install
cd ../
npx react-native run-ios
From the BrazeProject
directory:
npx react-native run-android
- Generally we try to mimic the Braze Web SDK's Javascript interface where appropriate.
- We use eslint as our linter. From the root directory, run
npm run lint
to list errors ornpm run lint-fix
to automatically fix errors. To override the rules in thestandard-react
config, add"rules"
in.eslintrc.json
.
- We use jest for testing the React SDK.
- Run the tests and code coverage report using
npm test