🚀 Feature: expo-file-system
rohankm opened this issue · 6 comments
🔖 Feature description
It's not feasible for Expo users if react-native-fs is used. Instead, it's better to use expo-file-system.
🎤 Pitch
use expo-file-system instead
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What if you're not using expo? 🧐
What if you're not using expo? 🧐
expo has become a standard in the industry, to the extent that even the official react native docs recommends its usage. However, users may encounter unnecessary prebuild complications if this library relies on react-native-fs.
Even with expo, if you just install react-native-fs in your project, you should be able to build without any complication from what I have read. I've not tested myself yet, but I'll surely run some test using Expo.
What if you're not using expo? 🧐
expo has become a standard in the industry, to the extent that even the official react native docs recommends its usage. However, users may encounter unnecessary prebuild complications if this library relies on react-native-fs.
Even with expo, if you just install
react-native-fsin your project, you should be able to build without any complication from what I have read. I've not tested myself yet, but I'll surely run some test using Expo.What if you're not using expo? 🧐
expo has become a standard in the industry, to the extent that even the official react native docs recommends its usage. However, users may encounter unnecessary prebuild complications if this library relies on react-native-fs.
this doesn't make the developer experience better.. this doesnt work with the Expo Go app.., as a developer we want something on the go and not build a custom dev app just to use appwrite,