react-native-tcp-socket | React Native TCP socket API for Android , iOS & macOS | TCP library

Install the library using either Yarn:. Since react-native-tcp-socket offers the same API as Node's net, in case you want to import this module as net or use require('net') in your JavaScript, you must add the following lines to your package.json file. In addition, in order to obtain the TS types (or autocompletion) provided by this module, you must also add the following to your custom declarations file. If you want to avoid duplicated net types, make sure not to use the default node_modules/@types in your tsconfig.json "typeRoots" property. Linking the package manually is not required anymore with Autolinking. You will need a metro.config.js file in order to use a self-signed SSL certificate. You should already have this file in your root project directory, but if you don't, create it. Inside a module.exports object, create a key called resolver with another object called assetExts. The value of assetExts should be an array of the resource file extensions you want to support.
iOS Platform: $ cd ios && pod install && cd .. # CocoaPods on iOS needs this extra step
Android Platform: Modify your android/build.gradle configuration to match minSdkVersion = 21: buildscript { ext { ... minSdkVersion = 21 ... }