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Hey @JoshuaPariona, thanks for adding a new entry to the directory! 👍
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@majornutcracker/react-native-selectable-text, an Expo module that renders HTML insidereact-native-webviewwith native text selection and persistent, serializable highlights (Rangy-backed): highlight the selection, store the serialized payload, restore it on a later mount, and tap a highlight to get its id, text and on-screen rect.I maintain the library.
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ios/android— supported; web is not.expoGo— verified today on both platforms: the native module is optional, so the package loads in Expo Go, wherereact-native-webviewalready ships.newArchitecture— verified in a prebuilt app on React Native 0.86.3, withnewArchEnabled=trueon Android and the Fabric pods on iOS.The
exampleslink points at the runnable reader app in the repo, and the image is the iOS demo GIF.