2.15.0

Changed

• 🚨 Bumped iOS deployment target to 13.0.
• [react-native-videoeditorsdk] Raised minimum VideoEditor SDK for iOS version to 11.1.0. See the changelog for more information.
• [react-native-photoeditorsdk] Raised minimum PhotoEditor SDK for iOS version to 11.1.0. See the changelog for more information.

Added

• Added implementation and documentation for background removal.

2.14.0

Added

• [react-native-videoeditorsdk] Added implementation and documentation for GIPHY sticker integration.

Fixed

• [react-native-videoeditorsdk] Fixed VESDK.openEditor return type declaration and API documentation to return Promise<VideoEditorResult | null> instead of just Promise<VideoEditorResult>.
• [react-native-videoeditorsdk] Fixed height and width of specified composition size would be flipped on Android.
• [react-native-photoeditorsdk] Fixed PESDK.openEditor return type declaration and API documentation to return Promise<PhotoEditorResult | null> instead of just Promise<PhotoEditorResult>.
• [react-native-photoeditorsdk] Fixed deprecation warning for RCTBridge.imageLoader on iOS.

2.13.1

Fixed

• Fixed enabling serialization would crash the application on Android when exporting.

2.13.0

Changed

• 🚨 With this version you might need to create symlinks when using Android Gradle Plugin version 4.x. Please refer to the new known issues section of the README for details.
• 🚨 This version requires minSdkVersion 21 for Android. Please refer to the new step 3 in the getting started section of the README for instructions on how to adjust it.
• [react-native-videoeditorsdk] Raised minimum VideoEditor SDK for Android version to 10.0.1. See the changelog for more information.
• [react-native-photoeditorsdk] Raised minimum PhotoEditor SDK for Android version to 10.0.1. See the changelog for more information.

Added

• [react-native-imglysdk] Added support to specify a custom buildToolsVersion, minSdkVersion, compileSdkVersion, targetSdkVersion, and kotlinGradlePluginVersion for Android with the Expo config plugin.

2.12.0

Changed

• Unified changelog for react-native-photoeditorsdk, react-native-videoeditorsdk, and the new react-native-imglysdk.
• Removed WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission request when opening the editor on Android.
• Aligned emoji support for iOS and Android. Emoji support is not optimized for cross-platform use and disabled by default. Added option configuration.text.allowEmojis to opt in.
• Updated documentation for remote resources used in the editor. Remote resources are usable but not optimized and therefore should be downloaded in advance and then passed to the editor as local resources.

Added

• Added integration and documentation for custom watermark.
• [react-native-imglysdk] Added Expo config plugin. See the PE.SDK or VE.SDK getting started section of the README for instructions on how to use it.

Fixed

• [react-native-videoeditorsdk] Fixed composition.personalVideoClips configuration option would not be resolved correctly on Android.

2.11.0

Changed

• [Android] 🚨 The img.ly maven repository is no longer automatically added to your project by the plugin. Please refer to the new step 3 in the getting started section of the README for instructions on how to add it.
• [Android] Added support for VideoEditor SDK for Android version 9.

Added

• Added integration and documentation for force trim.
• Added configuration.export.force which will force the video to be rendered and exported in the defined output format even if no changes have been applied. Otherwise, the input asset will be passed through and might not match the defined output format.

2.10.1

Fixed

• [Android] Fixed compiling issues with compileSdkVersion 30.
• [Android] Fixed video not being loaded when opening a single video without having video composition enabled in the license.

2.10.0

Added

• Added integration and documentation for new video library and audio library.

Fixed

• [Android] Fixed crash when loading a serialization.

2.9.0

Added

• [Android] Added integration for new video composition tool.

2.8.0

Added

• [iOS] Added integration and documentation for new video composition tool. Android support will be added in a later release.