Set up the bridge

iOS

Export the Swift module to React Native (SpyneModule.m):

@interface RCT_EXTERN_MODULE(Spyne, RCTEventEmitter)
RCT_EXTERN_METHOD(start:(NSString *)userId
                  vin:(NSString *)vin
                  stockNumber:(NSString *)stockNumber
                  registrationNumber:(NSString *)registrationNumber
                  locale:(NSString *)locale)
@end

SpyneModule.swift subclasses RCTEventEmitter, conforms to SpyneShootDelegate, initializes the SDK with SpyneAutomobileSDK.initialize(apiKey:), and drives the Builder. Bootstrap AWS in the AppDelegate ([AWSBootstrap configure]) before any shoot starts.

⚠️ Spyne capture runs in landscape. Declare landscape orientations in Info.plist (UISupportedInterfaceOrientations) or the SDK cannot rotate into the capture UI. A camera usage description (NSCameraUsageDescription) is also required.

Android

Register a native module and package:

• SpyneModule.kt — extends ReactContextBaseJavaModule, implements SpyneAutomobileSDK.SpyneShootListener, exposes start(...), and emits events via RCTDeviceEventEmitter. getName() returns "Spyne".
• SpynePackage.kt — returns SpyneModule from createNativeModules(...).
• MainApplication.kt — add SpynePackage() to getPackages() and call SpyneAutomobileSDK.init(this, API_KEY) in onCreate().