Hi everyone!
Today I am going to show you how to add SVGs to your Expo React Native using the react-native-svg npm package and the react-native-svg-transformer package. This will allow you to add SVGs to your in two different ways; directly from assets as a component if using the react-native-svg-transformer package or as a component if using the online SVG to react native tool.
If you are interested in my source code from the tutorial today, you can find it on GitHub:
github.com/chelseafarley/expo...
Documentation for the react-native-svg-transformer package can be found here:
github.com/kristerkari/react-...
You can also find the svg to react native component tool here:
react-svgr.com/playground/?na...
And the full expo guide here:
docs.expo.dev/ui-programming/...
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My name is Chelsea and I started studying software engineering in 2010. I have been working commercially full time since 2014 and have been in various positions from graduate developer to tech lead to solution architect.
I'm a full stack developer with a lot of experience in C# and Javascript but my passion is for mobile development; specifically native iOS development and cross platform using React Native.
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