Hi @killserver , thanks for maintaining this library!
I noticed that the latest version on npm is still 1.2.1 (published in June 2024), but the main branch has had several important changes merged since then, including:
PR #67 — Turbo Module conversion (feat/turbomodule-conversion)
Fixes on Android module definition
Fixes on iOS imports and module definition
These changes are not available to users installing via npm, which means anyone who needs them has to either point directly to the GitHub branch or maintain patches locally.
Could you publish a new release to npm with the latest changes? This would greatly help the community keep up to date without resorting to workarounds.
Hi @killserver , thanks for maintaining this library!
I noticed that the latest version on npm is still 1.2.1 (published in June 2024), but the main branch has had several important changes merged since then, including:
PR #67 — Turbo Module conversion (feat/turbomodule-conversion)
Fixes on Android module definition
Fixes on iOS imports and module definition
These changes are not available to users installing via npm, which means anyone who needs them has to either point directly to the GitHub branch or maintain patches locally.
Could you publish a new release to npm with the latest changes? This would greatly help the community keep up to date without resorting to workarounds.