Exposed types for doc, ppt and xls files #348
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Updated mimetypes, utis and extensions to include doc, powerpoint and excel types. Now the types above can be accessed through ocumentPicker.types.*
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* upstream/master: 4.1.0 feat: Exposed types for doc, ppt and xls files (react-native-documents#348) 4.0.0 Fix React dependency to enable XCode 12 build (react-native-documents#347)
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Updated mimetypes, utis and extensions to include doc, powerpoint and excel types.
Now the types above can be accessed through DocumentPicker.types.*
This changes were previously proposed by imbudhiraja in this pull request. I changed some uniform type identifiers for IOS based on this refference. This solution seems to work for me on an existing project.
(I also reordered some of the types to maintain alphabetical organization).