Feature Requests

Please add colors do markers if possible. This is a basic feature that made me rethink about using this new lib for now

I'd love to have the possibility to pass an image attachment to local notifications. The image that belows to the notifcation is very important for our users. For push notifications this seems to be implemented: https://expo.canny.io/feature-requests/p/push-notifications-w-images But as our app uses notifications for reminders and holds all required data locally, there is no need for push notifications.

https://simonwillison.net/2024/Mar/31/optimizing-sqlite-for-servers/ quoting https://kerkour.com/sqlite-for-servers > By default, SQLite starts transactions in DEFERRED mode: they are considered read only. They are upgraded to a write transaction that requires a database lock in-flight, when query containing a write/update/delete statement is issued. > > The problem is that by upgrading a transaction after it has started, SQLite will immediately return a SQLITE_BUSY error without respecting the busy_timeout previously mentioned, if the database is already locked by another connection. > > This is why you should start your transactions with BEGIN IMMEDIATE instead of only BEGIN. If the database is locked when the transaction starts, SQLite will respect busy_timeout. It could be convenient to be able to pass along a busy_timeout value when starting an immediate transaction.

We need this feature for both of the platforms. This is an essential feature. Expo must add this to its' built-in modules: https://github.com/alinz/react-native-share-extension [1] https://developer.android.com/training/sharing/send [2] https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/General/Conceptual/ExtensibilityPG/Share.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40014214-CH12-SW1

When the CLI displays a prompt (e.g., when running expo run:ios --device and waiting for device selection), it should trigger the bell sequence to capture the user’s attention. In modern multitasking environments, it’s easy to lose focus and forget that the CLI is waiting for input. Emitting the bell sequence would provide an audible or visual cue—depending on the terminal—to remind users that interaction is required. The bell sequence (BEL, ASCII code 7) is widely supported across popular terminals. For reference, see the Ghostty documentation: https://ghostty.org/docs/vt/control/bel

When an unauthenticated user hits a protected route, they are correctly redirected to the sign-in page. However, after signing in, there's no built-in way to send them back to the page they were originally trying to access. Proposal: The protected route mechanism should automatically "remember" the user's intended destination. After the user successfully signs in, the router should check for this stored destination and redirect them back to it. This provides a "redirect with memory" flow, similar to the common ?redirect= search param pattern on the web. While this is possible to build manually with useLocalSearchParams, it feels like a core part of an auth flow that should be integrated directly into the protected routes feature.

react-native-maps panning and zooming with google maps on iPhone is laggy on version 1.20.1 and updating to any version above 1.22 will fix the issue.

Add method getArrayBuffer() to get ArrayBuffer of Asset instead of saving file to cache dir. For many cases files need to be read as ArrayBuffer so saving them into cache dir just unneeded step.

Sometimes (for development in particular) it's useful to clear all state on the device related to a project. This could be exposed either as a function or a button in the Expo UI somewhere.

Just like react-native-device-info, we can get userAgent info via system webview: ```ts await DeviceInfo.getUserAgent(); ```