Context

Attempting to use xmtp-js in React Native, I successfully integrate the SDK, I can send messages, and also get the messages list works fine.

Problem

Listen for new messages in a conversation it's not working

for await (const message of await conversation.streamMessages()) {
  if (message.senderAddress === xmtp.address) {
    // This message was sent from me
    continue
  }
  console.log(`New message from ${message.senderAddress}: ${message.content}`)
}

Screenshot

Expectation

As I followed the documentation, the expected result whenever I send a message from user A to user B, the message should be displayed for user B, but it is not the case for me.

I'll be so thankful If give us any hints to make this work. :)

Hi!

I added XMTP.js to my React Native app. But I try to initialize the client I get an error that says Conversion from BigInt to number is not allowed

fyi, the app is using hermes and that I've already added the polyfills

WalletConnect v1 is sunsetting March 1, 2023 https://medium.com/walletconnect/walletconnect-v1-0-sunset-notice-and-migration-schedule-8af9d3720d2e.

Related:

• WalletConnect/walletconnect-monorepo#1118

Thanks for this lib and this sample app!

However, I'm having really bad performance with it, do you know if that's normal?

A classic conversations.list() usually takes 2-3 seconds when in the browser or NodeJS.
But in the react native environment it takes 42 seconds in the simulator and 58 seconds on my iPhone!

Using the wallet created in app (that's empty) it is almost immediate
Using my own wallet that has 7 conversations on the testnet it takes a very long time

Here is an example code diff to show you what I did in the app (pretty straightforward) : main...nmalzieu:xmtp-react-native:main

Do tell me if you want more information or if we should hop on a call to debug together

Options going forward

• RN example app (in progress; severe perf issues)
• React Native SDK
• NEW RN example app - webview

Dimensions to consider:

• Effort - to GA; maintenance post GA
• Impact (dev demand, projects unblocked, etc)