Changelog
A complete release history for Portals for React Native is available on GitHub. Documentation for recent releases can also be found below.
0.5.0
minorSeptember 20 2023
React Native Portals now uses Capacitor 5.
To upgrade from the previous release please reference the UPGRADE GUIDE.
What's Changed
- feat!: Update to IonicPortals 0.8.0 (#47)
0.4.0
minorApril 5 2023
New Feature Asset Maps
If you are developing an application that contains multiple Portals, the Portals library supports the ability to share asset files between them. This is helpful to reduce the size of your overall app if those Portals use assets that are the same such as large media files or font files. These are called Asset Maps. You can find out more about how to use them here.
New Feature Web Vitals
You can now observe the FCP (First Contentful Paint) on a specific Portal. A faster FCP has several key benefits for. It enhances user perception by providing quick visual feedback that a web app is loading and can reduce the perception of delay. To read about how to make use of these new feature you can read the documentation here
New Feature Plugin Registration
There are now options for how to register plugins for a given Portal. This provides more control for React Native developers. You can read more about how to use the feature here
To upgrade from the previous release please reference the UPGRADE GUIDE.
What's Changed
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