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Description

This PR adds documentation for the Expo SDK
The changes include:
Installation guide: Complete setup instructions with prerequisites, Expo configuration, and development build requirements
Usage guide: Step-by-step implementation examples covering SDK initialization, proof request handling, and component integration

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  • Bug fix
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  • Breaking change
  • Documentation update

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  • Documentation
    • Added a comprehensive installation guide for integrating the Reclaim Protocol SDK with React Native Expo projects.
    • Introduced a usage guide featuring step-by-step instructions and a complete example for SDK integration and verification workflow.
    • Added metadata files to organize and structure the Expo SDK documentation.
    • Updated documentation navigation to reflect new Expo SDK guides.

Add complete documentation for Reclaim Protocol Expo SDK including:
- Installation guide with prerequisites and Expo configuration
- Usage guide with step-by-step implementation examples
- Meta.json configuration for proper navigation
- Fix platform naming from "react-native-expo" to "expo"

Signed-off-by: kryptocodes <srivatsantb@gmail.com>
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Walkthrough

New documentation for integrating the Reclaim Protocol SDK with React Native Expo projects has been added, including installation and usage guides. Metadata for the Expo documentation section is introduced, and the documentation navigation is updated to reference the new "expo" section.

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File(s) Change Summary
content/docs/expo/installation.mdx Added installation guide for integrating Reclaim Protocol SDK with Expo projects.
content/docs/expo/usage.mdx Added usage guide with a React Native component example for SDK integration.
content/docs/expo/meta.json Introduced metadata file for Expo SDK documentation section.
content/docs/meta.json Updated navigation to reference "expo" instead of "react-native-expo".

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant ExpoApp
    participant ReclaimSDK
    participant ReclaimPortal

    Developer->>ExpoApp: Install and configure SDK
    ExpoApp->>ReclaimSDK: Initialize with credentials
    ExpoApp->>ReclaimSDK: Generate verification request URL
    ExpoApp->>Developer: Display verification button
    Developer->>ExpoApp: Tap verification button
    ExpoApp->>ReclaimSDK: Start verification session
    ReclaimSDK->>ReclaimPortal: Handle verification
    ReclaimPortal-->>ReclaimSDK: Return proof response
    ReclaimSDK-->>ExpoApp: Deliver proof response
    ExpoApp->>Developer: Update status and log result
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A guide appears for SDK to show.
From install to usage, step by step,
Proofs and configs carefully kept.
Now rabbits hop with docs anew,
Reclaiming trust in what apps do!
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@kryptocodes kryptocodes requested a review from predatorx7 June 4, 2025 11:38
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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
content/docs/expo/installation.mdx (2)

6-13: Consider adding an Expo CLI prerequisite

While you list Node.js and npm/yarn, it may be helpful to note that the Expo CLI (expo-cli) should be available (either installed globally or via npx expo) to run the project commands.


47-99: Clarify app.config.js example

The JSON snippet covers app.json settings well. Consider adding or linking to an equivalent app.config.js example, since some users prefer JS-based configuration.

content/docs/expo/usage.mdx (3)

8-16: Security warning placement

You warn users not to include the Application Secret after the code blocks. Consider placing this warning immediately before or within the initialization snippet to reinforce best practices at the point of potential misuse.


34-42: Recommend environment variable usage for secrets

Hardcoding APP_SECRET in code risks exposure. Suggest mentioning the use of environment variables (e.g., via expo-constants or a .env file) or other secure storage mechanisms.


84-92: Add cleanup for verification session

The example starts a verification session in useEffect without a cleanup function. Consider adding a return callback to stop or unsubscribe the session listener on component unmount to prevent memory leaks.

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content/docs/meta.json (2)

11-12: Inconsistent AI summary regarding entry replacement

The AI summary mentions replacing "react-native-expo" with "expo", but the actual file only contained "react-native" and now adds "expo". Please verify the summary or update the docs to reflect the intended change accurately.

Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.


11-12: Add Expo entry to main navigation

The new "expo" page is correctly added to the pages array, ensuring the Expo SDK section appears in the documentation sidebar.

content/docs/expo/meta.json (1)

1-4: Correct structure for new Expo SDK docs

The metadata properly defines the "Expo SDK" section with "installation" and "usage" pages for navigation. Looks good.

content/docs/expo/installation.mdx (2)

1-4: Frontmatter formatting is valid

The MDX frontmatter correctly sets the title and description for the Installation guide.


106-113: Next Steps links are clear

The links to the Usage guide and Advance Options are correctly formatted and help the user navigate to subsequent documentation.

content/docs/expo/usage.mdx (2)

1-4: Usage guide frontmatter is correct

The MDX frontmatter sets the title and description appropriately for the Usage section.


135-141: UI component example clarity

The component example is clear, concise, and self-contained. Readers can copy-paste it directly into their projects. Well done.

@kryptocodes kryptocodes requested a review from Kushal7788 June 4, 2025 11:40
@kryptocodes kryptocodes merged commit 34e37f7 into main Jun 4, 2025
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