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Investigate a community request to support autolinking on Android: #299
It seems like react native supports two kind of Android modules: Native Modules and Turbo Modules (still in development).
As the name implies, Turbo modules are faster to initialize which speeds up cold start of react native apps. However they are still under development, even though already introduced since react native 0.60.0.
While I couldn't find a conclusive answer on this, it seems like Turbo Modules don't support autolinking (yet?). So this means we have to make a choice between either:
This PR follows the steps to create a Native Module and makes autolinking work for our react native SDK.
We're looking for community feedback/guidance on how to proceed on this.
Note: interestingly, Lottie react native uses the Native Module