Android module is the create-react-native-library stub — Draco decode is unimplemented on Android

Environment

@callstack/react-native-draco 0.3.0
React Native 0.86.0, new architecture
Expo SDK 57
iOS: works. Android: unimplemented.

Description

android/src/main/java/com/draco/DracoModule.kt is still the create-react-native-library template: its one method is the example multiply(a, b). There's no Draco decode on Android — the iOS side (cpp/ + ios/) is fully implemented, but an app that installs this package gets working Draco on iOS and a no-op on Android. codegenConfig.outputDir also targets iOS only.

On RN 0.86 new arch we additionally saw the Android build fail on NativeDracoSpec codegen for any app that merely has the package installed, even without calling it.

Suggested fix: an Android JSI implementation mirroring the iOS one (I may attempt this), or, until then, a clear "iOS only" note in the README plus the autolinking exclusion below so Android builds don't break on install.

Reproducible Demo

1. Add @callstack/react-native-draco to any RN 0.86 new-arch Android app and build — codegen fails on NativeDracoSpec.
2. Or just read android/src/main/java/com/draco/DracoModule.kt: the only implemented method is multiply(a, b), so decode is a no-op on Android.

Workaround we ship — exclude it from Android autolinking so models fail with a JS error instead of breaking the build:

// react-native.config.js
module.exports = {
  dependencies: {
    '@callstack/react-native-draco': { platforms: { android: null } },
  },
};

Transparency note: this issue was drafted with AI assistance. I'm a human, I've personally verified the bug and the workaround, and I'm happy to answer any questions or concerns directly. Thanks for the library.

Comece por android/src/main/java/com/draco/DracoModule.kt e compare seu método template com os caminhos implementados em cpp/ e ios/. Reproduza a falha de build do Android do React Native 0.86 new-architecture e inspecione a configuração de codegen do NativeDracoSpec. Antes de prosseguir, estabeleça se o escopo é a decodificação no Android, uma alteração de documentação/workaround exclusiva para iOS ou ambos; considera-se concluído quando o escopo selecionado estiver verificado no Android.