v0.3.0

• add react-native-firebase support

v0.2.0

• fixes #2 by moving off of expo for the share extension target
• adds support for changing the background color (rgba) of the share extension view
• adds url to initial props of share extension's root react native component

v0.1.5

copy SplashScreen image assets from app target to share extension target

v0.1.4

copy SplashScreen.manifest from app target to share extension target

v.0.1.3

update version in package.json so that package can be published to npm

v0.1.2

update npm-publish Github Action to not run tests until I have written tests

v.0.1.1

Update instructions in README

v0.1.0

This initial release contains the following functionality:

• creating an iOS share extension target
• adding the app target and share extension target to a common app group
• opening a custom view powered by React Native when a the share extension is triggered

Usage

1. Install the package, e.g. via npm: npm install expo-share-extension
2. Add expo-share-extension to the plugins array in your app.json
3. Update your package.json: "main": "index.js"
4. Create an index.js file in the root of your expo project. Register your App component with expo's registerRootComponent and register a separate component that will run in the share extension's custom view using React Native's AppRegistry. For example:

import { registerRootComponent } from "expo";
import { AppRegistry } from "react-native";

import App from "./App";
import ShareExtension from "./ShareExtension";

registerRootComponent(App);

AppRegistry.registerComponent("extension", () => ShareExtension);