55React Native
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8- This is the documentation for our beta clients for React-Native. This is
9- an early release with various different levels of support. iOS is best
10- supported if you are also using the native extension and if not we fall
11- back to pure JavaScript for basic support.
12-
13- We would love to get your feedback!
8+ This is the documentation for our beta clients for React-Native. The
9+ React-Native client uses a native extension for iOS and Android but can
10+ fall back to a pure JavaScript version if needed.
1411
1512Installation
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1714
18- Start with adding Sentry and linking it::
15+ Start by adding Sentry and then linking it::
1916
2017 $ npm install react-native-sentry --save
2118 $ react-native link react-native-sentry
2219
2320The `link ` step will pull in the native dependency and patch your project
2421accordingly. If you are using expo you don't have to (or can't) run that
25- step. For more information about that see :doc: `expo `.
22+ link step. For more information about that see :doc: `expo `.
2623
2724On linking you will automatically be prompted for your DSN and other
2825information and we will configure your app automatically for react-native
@@ -45,10 +42,10 @@ Upon linking the following changes will be performed:
4542* store build credentials in `ios/sentry.properties ` and
4643 `android/sentry.properties `.
4744
48- Note that we only support ``react-native >= 0.38 `` at the moment.
49-
5045To see what is happening during linking you can refer to
51- :doc: `manual-setup ` which will give you the details.
46+ :doc: `manual-setup ` which will give you all the details.
47+
48+ Note that we only support ``react-native >= 0.38 `` at the moment.
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5350Upgrading
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