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Now that the new architecture has no bridge I would like to know if there's another way and better way to do this.
That still works in but would like to know if this is still the official way to do it. Would like to avoid RCTBridge since in the new arch it should be no bridge.
I see the current bridge is a proxy bridge, and the turbo modules are managed by RCTTurboModuleManager but couldn't find a way to access it from a fabric component without RCTBridge.
Thank you
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Without retro-compatibility, in the new architecture, how can I access a Turbo Module from a Fabric Component?
In iOS before I was able to do:
Now that the new architecture has no bridge I would like to know if there's another way and better way to do this.
That still works in but would like to know if this is still the official way to do it. Would like to avoid
RCTBridge
since in the new arch it should be no bridge.I see the current bridge is a proxy bridge, and the turbo modules are managed by
RCTTurboModuleManager
but couldn't find a way to access it from a fabric component withoutRCTBridge
.Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: