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Possible Plagiarism

Reposted on 2025-10-05
by Błażej Kustra

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Original - Posted on 2025-10-05
by Błażej Kustra



            
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You can use **@blazejkustra/react-native-alert** as a drop-in replacement for `Alert` that supports prompts on Android too. It provides:
* `Alert.prompt(...)` on all platforms (iOS, Android, Web) * Exactly the same API as React Native’s built-in `Alert` * No extra setup needed on Android to get prompt dialogs working :)
So in your code you’d just:
```js import Alert from '@blazejkustra/react-native-alert';
Alert.prompt( 'Add New Item', null, [ { text: 'Cancel', style: 'cancel' }, { text: 'Add', onPress: text => this.itemsRef.push({ title: text }) }, ], 'plain-text' ); ```
You can use **@blazejkustra/react-native-alert** as a drop-in replacement for `Alert` / `AlertIOS.prompt` that supports prompts on Android too. It provides:
* `Alert.prompt(...)` on all platforms (iOS, Android, Web) * Exactly the same API as React Native’s built-in `Alert` * No extra setup needed on Android to get prompt dialogs working :)
So in your code you’d just:
```js import Alert from '@blazejkustra/react-native-alert';
Alert.prompt( 'Add New Item', null, [ { text: 'Cancel', style: 'cancel' }, { text: 'Add', onPress: text => this.itemsRef.push({ title: text }) }, ], 'plain-text' ); ```

        
Present in both answers; Present only in the new answer; Present only in the old answer;