react-native-system-applications

• Record audio and video
• Take pictures
• Call a number
• Send SMS
• Get or print call logs
• Get or print contacts
• Schedule an alarm notification.
• Download , upload or open files
• Control device settings.

Media | Device | Settings | Phone :---------------:| :------------:| :----------------: | :---------------: Audio | Files | Bluetooth | Contacts Video | Alarm | Wifi | Calls Image | Brightness | Volume | Sms

The links to the above components lead to the documentation for each module. The documentation contains detailed information about the usage and required configurations of each module. If you find going through all the documentation is time consuming, you can also find a brief summary in just one page here.

Getting Started

Installation

Using npm

$ npm install react-native-system-applications --save

Using yarn

$ yarn add react-native-system-applications

Linking

There are two options for linking:

1. Automatic

react-native link react-native-system-applications

2. Manual

If the automatic linking fails for some reason, you can do the linking manually as follows:

• add the following to yourAppName/android/settings.gradle file:

	include ':react-native-system-applications'
	project(':react-native-system-applications').projectDir = new File(rootProject.projectDir, '../node_modules/react-native-system-applications/android')

• add the following inside the dependencies closure of yourAppName/android/app/build.gradle file:

	implementation project(':react-native-system-applications')

• add the following to your MainApplication.java file:

	import com.sysapps.SysappsPackage;

and also,

   @Override
   protected List<ReactPackage> getPackages() {
   	return Arrays.<ReactPackage>asList(
   		new MainReactPackage(),
   		....
   		new SysappsPackage()    <== Add this
   	);
   }

Usage

The module is simple to use. Just import the component that you want to work with and invoke the available functions for that component. For instance, the Files component is imported like so:

import { Files } from 'react-native-system-applications';

Then, if you want to pick a file with a file picker, you can invoke the pick() function on the Files object as follows:

Files.pick();

For versions below 2.0.0, you can achieve the same outcome as above using:

import Sysapps from 'react-native-system-applications';

Sysapps.files.pick()

This approach is still feasible with the recent versions and there is no issue regarding backward compatibility.

Issues or suggestions?

In some cases, the module might work only for devices with higher API levels. You might have issues if you are working with older API levels. For such and other issues or if you want to suggest something , you can write it here.