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@react-native-healthkit/core

v16.0.0

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Shared types, helpers and native code for the react-native-healthkit packages

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@react-native-healthkit/core

Shared foundation for the react-native-healthkit packages:

You do not use this package directly, and you do not need to install it: both packages above depend on it at an exact version, so your package manager brings in the matching copy. It holds what they have in common:

  • TypeScript types that both packages expose (AuthorizationStatus, UpdateFrequency, Device, SourceRevision, DateFilter, EmitterSubscription, …). Both packages re-export them, so import from the package you use.
  • Expo config plugin building blocks (@react-native-healthkit/core/plugin): the HealthKit entitlements and Info.plist usage descriptions each package's app.plugin.js composes.
  • Native code (ReactNativeHealthkitCore pod): the shared HKHealthStore, sample and anchored queries, anchor (de)serialization, predicate and metadata helpers, Objective-C exception catching, and the launch-time background-delivery observer registration.

Installation

Nothing to do: installing @kingstinct/react-native-healthkit or @react-native-healthkit/health-records installs the exact matching version of this package, and Expo autolinks it through that dependency.

The one exception is a bare React Native app, where the React Native CLI only autolinks packages listed in the app's own package.json:

bun add @react-native-healthkit/core

This package shares its version with the two packages above. All three are released together on the same number, and their podspecs require a core pod of exactly their own version, so any mismatched or mixed-version combination fails at pod install rather than during the Swift build or at runtime. Upgrade them together.