React Native SDK Migration Guide
Comparison¶
This section provides a comparison between different version of SDKs. This overview provides key insights for developers, identifying areas that have significant changes and need careful consideration.
Note
While there are multiple versions of our SDK available, please use the latest version of the SDKs rather than maintenance SDKs. Maintenance versions only provide support and will eventually be deprecated. The latest SDK adopts an aligned architecture, with no extra dependencies, and offers enhanced stability for optimal performance.
Feature |
Latest React Native SDK | Maintenance React Native SDK |
|---|---|---|
| Package | @amplitude/analytics-react-native | @amplitude/react-native |
| Structure | Mobile platforms (Android & iOS) utilize native app context modules for accessing system info, async storage for persistence. | Wrapper of the iOS and Android SDK and Amplitude JavaScript SDK. Providing mappings from React Native to native SDK functions. |
| Supported platform | iOS, Android, Web and Expo. | iOS, Android, Web. |
| Configuration | Configuration is implemented by Configuration object during initialize amplitude. More configurations. | Support explicity setter methods. More configurations. |
| Storage Provider | LocalStorage() by default, if not enabled, use MemoryStrogate(). Fully configurable. | Depened on the Maintenance iOS, Maintenance Android and Maintenance Browser SDK storage. |
| Logger provider | Amplitude Logger. Fully customizable. | Depened on the native iOS, Android, Amplitude JavaScript logger provider. |
| Customization | Plugins | Middleware |
| Server Endpoint | HTTP V2 API | HTTP V1 API |