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Feature Request:
I wanted to ask if there are any plans to introduce Expo/Fetch, which now supports streaming, as an alternative to react-native-sse. This could potentially simplify development and improve performance, especially for cross-platform projects. Additionally, I was wondering if there are plans to provide an example repository that demonstrates how to use your backend API as a proxy (if that's feasible).
I read in a blog post that someone asked if this library could support the web. The reply mentioned that it doesn't support the web due to react-native-sse. With the new Expo/Fetch library, I believe web support could become viable, which would significantly expand the library's usability.
Describe the solution you'd like:
Replace or supplement react-native-sse with the new Expo/Fetch library to enable streaming and cross-platform support (including web).
Provide an example repository showcasing how to integrate the library with your backend API, especially for use as a proxy.
Drawbacks to Consider:
Transitioning from react-native-sse might introduce breaking changes or require additional effort for existing users to migrate.
Adoption of Expo/Fetch may need careful testing to ensure compatibility across platforms and with existing features.
Describe alternatives you've considered:
Native Implementation: Mike is working on a native implementation for streaming, which includes support for files. According to his recent updates, the release is expected soon: Mike's Tweet.
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Feature Request
Feature Request:
I wanted to ask if there are any plans to introduce
Expo/Fetch
, which now supports streaming, as an alternative toreact-native-sse
. This could potentially simplify development and improve performance, especially for cross-platform projects. Additionally, I was wondering if there are plans to provide an example repository that demonstrates how to use your backend API as a proxy (if that's feasible).I read in a blog post that someone asked if this library could support the
web
. The reply mentioned that it doesn't support theweb
due toreact-native-sse
. With the newExpo/Fetch
library, I believeweb
support could become viable, which would significantly expand the library's usability.Describe the solution you'd like:
Replace or supplement
react-native-sse
with the newExpo/Fetch
library to enable streaming and cross-platform support (including web).Provide an example repository showcasing how to integrate the library with your backend API, especially for use as a proxy.
Drawbacks to Consider:
Transitioning from
react-native-sse
might introduce breaking changes or require additional effort for existing users to migrate.Adoption of
Expo/Fetch
may need careful testing to ensure compatibility across platforms and with existing features.Describe alternatives you've considered:
Native Implementation: Mike is working on a native implementation for streaming, which includes support for files. According to his recent updates, the release is expected soon: Mike's Tweet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: