Add react-native-quick-preview#2616
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The repo root package.json is a private npm workspace root; the directory validator rejected it. Point githubUrl at packages/react-native-quick-preview so it reads the published package manifest, matching the convention used by other monorepo entries (e.g. react-navigation/packages/native). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Hello @Hashtagsmile, thanks for adding a new package to the directory! 👍
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react-native-quick-preview— a headless long-press "peek" preview for React Native.Long-press an item to peek its content in a popover or sheet, then tap to open the full screen. Unlike iOS-only options (native context-menu libraries, Expo Router's
Link.Preview), it renders arbitrary content identically on iOS and Android, needs no native module, and runs in Expo Go.MIT · published with provenance · TypeScript types + full TSDoc · CI green.