How to use SwiftUI components in a React Expo and Clerk app - Part 2
Blog post from Clerk
In the second part of a series on building a React Native app using Expo and Clerk's native SwiftUI components, the focus is on user management, Apple Sign-In, route protection, and advanced topics. The guide explains how to implement user management with `<UserButton />` and `<UserProfileView />`, facilitating users' account management and profile viewing. It details the integration of Apple Sign-In, including the necessary setup steps and the differences in behavior between iOS and Android platforms. The article also covers route protection using Expo Router's `Stack.Protected`, ensuring only authenticated users can access certain routes. Advanced topics discussed include the Core 3 Signal API for custom authentication flows, theming native components via JSON configuration, and offline session rehydration to handle network unreliability by caching sessions. Additionally, the guide addresses potential troubleshooting issues and concludes with a fully functional Expo application featuring Google and Apple Sign-In, user management, and route protection.
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