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Socket IO Example

This example shows how to connect and interact with socket-io backends.

Launch your own

🚀 How to use

Running the app

Run yarn or npm install
Open App.js and change the socketEndpoint at the top of the file to point to your endpoint.
Open app with yarn start or npm run start to try it out.

Running the server

cd into the backend directory and run yarn or npm install, then run yarn start or npm run start
Install ngrok and run ngrok http 3000 and copy the https url that looks something like this https://f7333e87.ngrok.io.

📝 Notes

React Native provides a socket-io compatible WebSocket implementation, some people get tripped up on the https requirement so this example helps to clarify how you can get it running.