import React from 'react'; import { NativeModules, UIManager, ViewPropTypes, requireNativeComponent } from 'react-native'; // To make the transition from React Native's `requireNativeComponent` to Expo's // `requireNativeViewManager` as easy as possible, `requireNativeViewManager` is a drop-in // replacement for `requireNativeComponent`. // // For each view manager, we create a wrapper component that accepts all of the props available to // the author of the universal module. This wrapper component splits the props into two sets: props // passed to React Native's View (ex: style, testID) and custom view props, which are passed to the // adapter view component in a prop called `proxiedProperties`. // NOTE: React Native is moving away from runtime PropTypes and may remove ViewPropTypes, in which // case we will need another way to separate standard React Native view props from other props, // which we proxy through the adapter const ViewPropTypesKeys = Object.keys(ViewPropTypes); type NativeExpoComponentProps = { proxiedProperties: object; }; /** * A drop-in replacement for `requireNativeComponent`. */ export function requireNativeViewManager
(viewName: string): React.ComponentType
{
if (__DEV__) {
const { NativeUnimoduleProxy } = NativeModules;
if (!NativeUnimoduleProxy.viewManagersNames.includes(viewName)) {
const exportedViewManagerNames = NativeUnimoduleProxy.viewManagersNames.join(', ');
console.warn(
`The native view manager required by name (${viewName}) from NativeViewManagerAdapter isn't exported by @unimodules/react-native-adapter. Views of this type may not render correctly. Exported view managers: [${exportedViewManagerNames}].`
);
}
}
// Set up the React Native native component, which is an adapter to the universal module's view
// manager
const reactNativeViewName = `ViewManagerAdapter_${viewName}`;
const ReactNativeComponent =
requireNativeComponent