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react-native-threads
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Travis Nuttall
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@@ -130,3 +130,18 @@ remotely behave unpredictably. I recommend using a third party debugging tool li
[
Reactotron
](
https://github.com/infinitered/reactotron
)
to aid with this. Each process,
including your main application as well as your thread code can connect to Reactotron
and log debugging messages.
## Acknowledgements
This library was heavily inspired by two other packages both under the name of
`react-native-workers`
.
The first was https://github.com/fabriciovergal/react-native-workers ,
and the second was https://github.com/devfd/react-native-workers
I ended up going with devfd's implementation strategy as it seemed more flexible
and feature-rich to me. At the time of this writing neither library was functioning
on the latest version of react native, and neither seemed to be very actively maintained.
This library would not exist without those two reference implementations to guide me!
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