React Native Example Part 1 (ios) #100
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This initial PR includes a working ios app in React Native.
I couldn't find a suitable React Native library to do audio recording or playback, for instance expo-av doesn't support streaming (or echo cancellation). So the idea is to include audio handling Swift code in the example that gets the job done (via an expo module). The Swift code isn't comprehensive and doesn't handle e.g. audio device selection, or rarer cases like "the user connects a new audio device halfway through", but the idea is for the Swift code to be simple and readable enough for it to be a good starting place for users on React Native.
Inspired by the code in the (private) swift SDK and our own consumer app module.
I think this is the first public example code we have in Swift, too, so until there's another example (probably around the time we make the Swift SDK public?) this will be the best reference for anybody integrating EVI on ios.
https://www.loom.com/share/a4fbafc33e174cef845c7b1d46c630ed?sid=405503a2-f879-445d-919e-f0c29cbe18e0