Upgrade the example to RN 0.69 #3
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Only tested on iOS for now. I updated TUSKit to the latest 2.x version, but `response?.errorCode` does not seem to exist anymore? Also when adding files `file:/` is added to the start of the path somehow, even if it already starts with `file://` as the `react-native-image-picker` URLs do, so I removed it in the example.
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Android example is now building on my computer, with the latest Android & Java TUS libraries |
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Great thx, will check this eve! |
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I started to look at how to locally build this project and run the example app, here is where I am right now.
Upgraded to RN 0.69 using
react-native upgrade, a brand newcreate-react-native-apptemplate + some manual changes to get there.Issues:
response?.errorCodedoes not seem to exist anymore?file:/is added to the start of the path somehow, even if it already starts withfile://as thereact-native-image-pickerURLs do, so I removed it in the example.