How do React Native devs fix misbhaving NPM libraries? Turns out there is a trick for that, which works well for web devs too! Have a graphing package that doesn't work with SSR? Here is an easy way to fix it.

Code: https://github.com/jherr/rn-patch-package

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00:00 Introduction
01:26 Infinite Red Sponsorship
02:53 Every Is Ok In SPA World
03:54 Trying With The App Router
05:27 Hacking Node Modules
06:55 Making A Permanent Patch
08:58 Trying The Pages Router
10:18 Auto-creating GitHub Issues

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Jack Herrington

This post discusses a useful React Native technique for dealing with npm packages that don't behave well in server-side rendering (SSR) scenarios. It details the steps to patch problematic libraries using tools like the patch-package library, facilitating seamless integration for React web developers. The post also highlights Infinite Red, a React Native consultancy, and describes a practical example demonstrating the patching process.

Secret React-Native Hack For React Web Devs!