ThatGuySam / doesitarm

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React Native

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The official name of the app
React Native

Is there a supported version available on a stable release channel?
Unknown

Proposed App Status
🔶 Unknown, more info needed

Proposed App Category
Developer Tools

Related Issue Tracker Link or discussion
Reported working via Rosetta 2 with some troubleshooting
react-native-community/discussions-and-proposals#295 (comment)

Stack Overflow Question
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64924467/does-react-native-support-apples-m1-macbook-pro

An Official App Download Page
https://reactnative.dev/

Additional context
Reports seem to indicate it's working, however, Android Emulation probably doesn't work at this time since it depends on Android Studio

Full Screenshot with the App and Activity Monitor(if self reporting) or Silicon Info
None yet.

the answer is yes

@wongyuzho That's great!

Next, we'll need someone with an M1 to provide a screenshot so we can provide verification that it is Native or running via Rosetta 2 translation.

Be sure to include the App, Activity Monitor showing the app details, and About this Mac so we can see the exact OS version.

You can find an example on #358

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can run on m1

@dengma0 Fantastic! Drop a screenshot with Activity Monitor and we can get it listed

@dengma0 Yeah, it pretty obviously works but I'm trying to determine if it's running Natively or with Rosetta 2 translation.

I know Xcode runs natively and Node has versions that run natively but I want to know if there are parts of React Native itself that run via Rosetta 2 translation.

I've used React Native but to be totally honest I'm not sure that it's entirely Node under the hood(it might be) and if there are binaries for it if they are being translated.

Usually, we set up a screenshot like this with Activity Monitor open so we can see if it shows "Apple" or "Intel" under the Architecture column.

Maybe try starting it in dev mode and then look through Activity Monitor to see if there's a react-native or react process that appears when it's watching for file changes.

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@ThatGuySam yeah I check it , it shows on Apple

amazing

截屏2021-02-07 10 44 46

App is now live on the site!

https://doesitarm.com/app/react-native/

Feel free to browse through the other M1 Issues to help with missing info on other apps.