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add support for React Native Windows

Open matthargett opened this issue 8 years ago • 8 comments

We are shipping a desktop application using React Native Windows, and want to evaluate using Mobile Center. Is Mobile Center totally incompatible with Windows applications, or does someone just need to do the work to make it react-native-windows friendly? /cc @rozele

matthargett avatar Nov 25 '16 00:11 matthargett

@matthargett i suppose they'll need to first support any UWP application first. i know that is planned, but they havn't released an SDK for UWP yet. Once that is out, I'd suppose someone needs to write the native module for it.

quincycs avatar Nov 28 '16 04:11 quincycs

@quincycs is right--Mobile Center support for Windows is definitely on the road map, and once that's available we'll provide support for React Native UWP apps soon after.

BretJohnson avatar Nov 30 '16 07:11 BretJohnson

Shouldn't this issue stay open, then?

matthargett avatar Dec 24 '16 22:12 matthargett

According to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/appcenter/sdk/analytics/uwp app center supports analytics for UWP. Is there any plans on providing support for react-native for Windows? Thanks

aliaksandr-kazarez avatar May 22 '18 18:05 aliaksandr-kazarez

@kozorezal It isn't in our mid-term roadmap to support React Native Windows platform. We will keep this thread posted if we decide to prioritize the platform support in App Center.

elamalani avatar May 22 '18 19:05 elamalani

We have two "virtual interns" @avmoroz and @alexmoroz15 working this summer on implementing the ReactNative for Windows AppCenter modules for analytics and crashes. Currently they work on implementing the Demo App that uses .Net SDK and the new C# native modules based on https://microsoft.github.io/react-native-windows/docs/native-modules instructions. There are a few questions:

  • What is the best way to implement tests? There are test apps, but it is not clear how to use or extend them for UWP apps.
  • What are the expectations for the pull requests? Should they do a gigantic PR in the end or it is acceptable to submit work in progress with functional bits?

vmoroz avatar Jun 25 '20 17:06 vmoroz

Thanks for taking this on, I think this will help people who are still shipping React Native Windows apps (like @pre10der89 and the Xbox desktop app team). @acoates-ms or @rozele can probably comment on how to unit test the new modules and how they'd like the incoming changes to be split up.

matthargett avatar Jul 04 '20 20:07 matthargett

Any updates on this? Will it support winui3?

rtorr avatar Apr 01 '22 20:04 rtorr

As we do not have plans to add support for this feature in the next year, I'm closing the issue.

DmitriyKirakosyan avatar Apr 15 '24 04:04 DmitriyKirakosyan