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✨ What has changed?
Library updates
The main change brought by this PR is the updating of libraries to stay aligned with the latest releases and to prepare for a future shift to a new architecture
Note: All libraries we are using are already compatible with the new architecture except the following:
@gorhom/bottom-sheetreact-native-ios-utilities(not in the React Native Directory, to be monitored hereLibraries requiring upgrades for compatibility:
react-native-mmkv: v2 is for old arch, v3 is only for new arch.Libraries not in the React Native Directory but expected to work without issues (no native dependencies):
lodashluxonLibrary replacements
react-native-device-infois replaced byexpo-deviceandexpo-application. These alternatives are lighter and compatible with the new architecture, while still providing all the necessary device information.react-native-fast-imageis replaced byexpo-image. which is now sufficiently mature to cover all the previous library’s functionality. It also includes built-in BlurHash, which could be useful in future projects.react-native-keyboard-aware-scroll-viewis replaced byreact-native-keyboard-controller. The original library was no longer maintained. The replacement is compatible with the new architecture and has enhanced the Login and Signup screens.Code level changes
textContentTypeprop in TextInput enables auto-fill suggestions for better user experience.EAS changes
appVersion. The plan is to transition tofingerprintafter Expo 51 is stable and no longer experimental. More info about it here.Documentation changes