I am currently comparing React Native (RN), Native Script (NS), and FuseTools
In both RN and NS, adding native library (.a, framework, .jar + wiring .mm or .java) is quite understandable. NS is currently the easiest to add new native library.
However, when you want to create super interactive app, i feel that FuseTools is the best among current solutions, albeit with bigger build size. Now after looking at the doc, i dont know how to add native library in FuseTools…
We are still working out best practices on how to do this in Fuse through the new Foreign Code feature, and will be publishing examples on how to do it shortly.
We have just added a sample that uses a third-party library (the AWS SDK) on both iOS and Android to our samples repository: link. This uses Foreign code, which is a feature that allows you to selectively write parts of your program in Objective-C and Java (depending on the target platform). It is also possible to add .java files and .mm files to a project and call out to those from Foreign code.
This should help you get a feel for how it can be done using Fuse. We also have a couple of more examples in the pipeline, and we’re additionally working on making using third-party libraries easier, so stay tuned!
Thank you for your example, looks like it is actually quite managable to integrate native SDK with Fuse. UXL looks like to be the key to integrate with all native sdk. I must try it soon
Hoping to see more documentation will be available on UXL part, also would be better if you have more examples on integrating popular SDK (like Ads networks etc)
