All notable changes to @quickpose/react-native will be documented in this file.

• onUpdate event now exposes results and feedback as feature-keyed maps, matching the native iOS/Android SDK shape.
  • nativeEvent.results: Record<featureKey, number> (was Array<{feature, value}>).
  • nativeEvent.feedbacks: Record<featureKey, string> (new — replaces the flattened feedback: string). Only non-empty feedback entries are included.
• example-counter now subscribes to inside.wholeBody (red/green bounding box) and demonstrates selective gating: counting is blocked only by feedbacks['fitness.pushUps'], while inside.wholeBody feedback is informational. Before this change, any feedback source (including inside) paused counting, which caused rep resets as the user drifted near the frame edge.

• Removed: QuickPoseResult (array-element type).
• Added: QuickPoseResults, QuickPoseFeedbacks (keyed record types).

• fps field on the QuickPoseView onUpdate event (iOS + Android).
• iOS captureFrame() — on-demand composite of latest camera + skeleton overlay, rendered once per call via UIGraphicsImageRenderer. No per-frame compositing pressure on the live pipeline.
• example-counter: FPS HUD + Snapshot button + preview modal.

• iOS: live view no longer flipped sides when a body entered frame. Bridge no longer appends .overlayHasCameraAsBackground to the live feature list; the composite was mirrored while the underlying live camera layer is not, so the overlay appearing over the camera produced a visible flip. Requires QuickPoseCore ≥ 1.2.14.

• Android captureFrame() uses QuickPoseCameraSwitchView.captureFrame() from core 0.21. No companion statics or view tags — resolves the switch view from the view hierarchy and calls it directly.
• Bumped ai.quickpose:quickpose-core from 0.20 to 0.21.

• Android captureFrame() now uses QuickPose.captureFrame() from core 0.20 — composites camera + overlay SurfaceViews via PixelCopy + Canvas. Fixes orientation, stretching, and missing overlay issues from 0.3.x.
• Android output format changed from PNG to JPEG.
• Bumped ai.quickpose:quickpose-core from 0.19 to 0.20.
• Removed androidx.exifinterface dependency (no longer needed).

• Android captureFrame() now forces a landscape dest bitmap matching the camera's native buffer aspect, preventing the PixelCopy stretch that distorted 0.3.4/0.3.5 captures. Result is then rotated to display orientation.

• Android captureFrame() stretching when the Surface buffer aspect differed from the view. Now uses Window-based PixelCopy to capture the composited displayed content, which handles rotation and scaling consistently.

• Android captureFrame() orientation — camera buffer is now rotated to match the display orientation (portrait apps no longer get sideways captures).

• Android captureFrame() cropping — bitmap now sized to the Surface's buffer, not the view bounds.

• Android autolinking in Expo projects. Previously caused "Can't find view manager QuickPoseView" at runtime; no manual MainApplication.kt registration needed anymore.

• captureFrame() and shareFrame(title?) imperative methods on QuickPoseView via ref. captureFrame() returns a platform-local URI (file:// iOS, content:// Android) to a PNG of the current camera + overlay composite. shareFrame() opens the native share sheet in one call. The example/ app now includes a "Share Screenshot" button.
• QuickPoseViewRef type exported for useRef<QuickPoseViewRef>(null).

• Android camera preview is composited with the overlay on a single SurfaceView, so react-native-view-shot can't capture it. The new native path uses PixelCopy + a plugin-scoped FileProvider, so apps on Expo / bare RN can share screenshots without a third-party dep.

• QuickPoseThresholdCounter and FixedSizeRingBuffer — JS utilities ported 1:1 from the iOS / Android SDKs so sample code reads the same across platforms.
• New example-counter/ sample app demonstrating pose-gated rep counting: counting is paused while the SDK emits pose-check feedback (user not yet in position), so false reps during setup are avoided. Includes a live horizontal progress bar of the fitness measure.

• inside feature (camera-edge limb containment detection) and overlayHasCameraAsBackground feature
• head and wholeBodyAndHead landmark groups (matches iOS/Android SDK)
• hidden and edgeInsets style keys
• Exported helper types: ParsedFeature, Side, LandmarksGroup, ROMJoint, FitnessExercise, QuickPoseEdgeInsets
• Exported parseFeatureString for consumers who want to pre-parse features

• Feature parsing moved from native code to JS — native modules now receive structured ParsedFeature objects instead of strings + separate stylesJson. Simplifies adding new feature types.
• Android: bumped ai.quickpose:quickpose-core to 0.19
• Breaking: QuickPoseConditionalColor.min / max are now optional (?: number) instead of number | null. Consumers passing null should switch to omitting the field or passing undefined.

• QuickPoseBasicView (iOS) — folded into the main QuickPoseView
• stylesJson prop — styles are now embedded in the feature object

• featureStyles prop for per-feature styling with color, line width, font size, arc size, corner radius, and conditional colors
• New exported types: QuickPoseStyle, QuickPoseConditionalColor

• Removed example-picker app

• Version bump for npm publish

• Podspec: read repository URL from object instead of string

• Publish workflow: upgrade npm for OIDC trusted publishing support

• Publish workflow: remove registry-url to enable OIDC trusted publishing

• Full React Native plugin with iOS and Android native modules
• QuickPoseView component with sdkKey, features, useFrontCamera, and onUpdate props
• Feature string parsing for overlays, range of motion, fitness, and input features
• Example app with feature picker UI
• GitHub Actions publish workflow with OIDC provenance
• TypeScript types for QuickPoseViewProps, QuickPoseUpdateEvent, QuickPoseResult

• Initial React Native demo app with QuickPose pose estimation running on iOS
• Android native view manager support (2023-11-05)