First, let’s get Xcode and the command line tools installed. We can install Xcode via the App Store or by downloading it from the Apple developer site. Once we have Xcode installed (it will take a while), we need to install the command line tools as these are needed
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Instructions for pre-configuring the development environment for React Native developers on Mac OS (Apple Silicon/ M1)
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React Native Bridging Cheatsheet
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JS Promise interruption
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| const thenable = { | |
| then: function(resolve) { | |
| this.resolve = resolve; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| // interrupting promise | |
| const interruptor = Promise.resolve(thenable); | |
| // payload promise |