expo-modules-core 3.0.22 → 3.0.24
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +27 -0
- package/android/build.gradle +2 -2
- package/android/src/main/java/expo/modules/kotlin/edgeToEdge/EdgeToEdgePackage.kt +69 -0
- package/ios/Api/Builders/ViewDefinitionBuilder.swift +1 -1
- package/ios/AppDelegates/ExpoAppDelegateSubscriber.swift +8 -0
- package/ios/AppDelegates/ExpoAppDelegateSubscriberManager.swift +12 -1
- package/ios/AppDelegates/ExpoAppDelegateSubscriberRepository.swift +1 -0
- package/ios/Core/Arguments/Either.swift +5 -0
- package/ios/Core/DynamicTypes/DynamicEitherType.swift +17 -0
- package/ios/Core/DynamicTypes/DynamicEncodableType.swift +47 -0
- package/ios/Core/DynamicTypes/DynamicType.swift +10 -42
- package/ios/Core/JSValueEncoder.swift +201 -0
- package/ios/Core/Records/Record.swift +14 -1
- package/ios/Core/Views/SwiftUI/SwiftUIViewDefinition.swift +3 -4
- package/ios/Core/Views/SwiftUI/SwiftUIViewDefinitionBuilder.swift +7 -0
- package/ios/Core/Views/SwiftUI/SwiftUIViewProps.swift +3 -2
- package/ios/JSI/EXJSIConversions.mm +2 -1
- package/ios/JSI/EXJavaScriptValue.h +1 -0
- package/ios/JSI/EXJavaScriptValue.mm +5 -1
- package/ios/Tests/DynamicTypeSpec.swift +70 -0
- package/ios/Tests/FunctionSpec.swift +32 -1
- package/ios/Tests/RecordSpec.swift +25 -0
- package/package.json +2 -2
package/CHANGELOG.md
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## 3.0.24 — 2025-11-03
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## 3.0.23 — 2025-10-28
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- [iOS] Add `applicationDidReceiveMemoryWarning` subscribing to ExpoAppDelegateSubscriberManager ([#40504](https://github.com/expo/expo/pull/40504) by [@szydlovsky](https://github.com/szydlovsky))
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- [iOS] Swift's `Encodable` types can now be converted to JavaScript values. ([#40621](https://github.com/expo/expo/pull/40621) by [@tsapeta](https://github.com/tsapeta))
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- [core] [iOS] Addresses a potential crash where `[NSString UTF8String]` could return `nil` for certain string inputs (non-English), leading to an attempt to dereference a null pointer during `jsi::String` creation. ([#40639](https://github.com/expo/expo/pull/40639) by [@mohammadamin16](https://github.com/mohammadamin16))
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- [Android] Fix `androidNavigationBar.enforceContrast` app config property not working. ([#40263](https://github.com/expo/expo/pull/40263) by [@behenate](https://github.com/behenate))
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- [iOS] Added base props support for SwiftUI integration. ([#40492](https://github.com/expo/expo/pull/40492) by [@kudo](https://github.com/kudo))
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package expo.modules.kotlin.edgeToEdge
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class EdgeToEdgePackage : BasePackage() {
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override fun createReactActivityLifecycleListeners(activityContext: Context?): List<ReactActivityLifecycleListener?>? {
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private fun Activity.getEnforceContrastFromTheme(): Boolean {
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private fun Activity.enforceNavigationBarContrastFromTheme() {
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describe("DynamicEncodableType") {
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struct TestEncodable: Encodable {
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var object: TestEncodableChild? = nil
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var array: [Int]? = nil
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struct TestEncodableChild: Encodable {
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it("is created") {
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expect(~TestEncodable.self).to(beAKindOf(DynamicEncodableType.self))
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it("casts to JS object") {
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let encodable = TestEncodable(string: "test", number: -5, bool: true)
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let result = try (~TestEncodable.self).castToJS(encodable, appContext: appContext)
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it("has proper property names") {
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let encodable = TestEncodable(string: "test", number: -5, bool: true)
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let result = try (~TestEncodable.self).castToJS(encodable, appContext: appContext)
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expect(propertyNames).to(contain(["string", "number", "bool"]))
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it("has correct values") {
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let encodable = TestEncodable(string: "test", number: -5, bool: true)
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let result = try (~TestEncodable.self).castToJS(encodable, appContext: appContext)
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expect(try object.getProperty("string").asString()) == encodable.string
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expect(try object.getProperty("bool").asBool()) == encodable.bool
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it("casts nested objects") {
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let result = try (~TestEncodable.self).castToJS(encodable, appContext: appContext)
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let result = try (~TestEncodable.self).castToJS(encodable, appContext: appContext)
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it("returns encodable struct") {
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it("returns URL (sync)") {
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it("accepts and returns Either value") {
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it("works back and forth with Either") {
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expect(asDict["stringValue"] as? String).to(equal("custom"))
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