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This API handles your downloads separately from your app and only keeps it informed using delegates.
On Android we are simulating this process with a separate service dedicated to just downloading to make sure your downloads don't stop even if your main activity is.
On Android we are simulating this process with a wonderful library called [Fetch2](https://github.com/tonyofrancis/Fetch)
The real challenge using this method is making sure the app's UI if always up-to-date with the downloads that are happening in another process because your app might startup from scratch while the downloads are still running.
The real challenge of using this method is making sure the app's UI if always up-to-date with the downloads that are happening in another process because your app might startup from scratch while the downloads are still running.
`react-native-background-downloader` gives you an easy API to both downloading large files and re-attaching to those downloads once your app launches again.
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## Getting started
`$ npm install react-native-background-downloader --save`
`$ yarn add react-native-background-downloader`
For **`RN <= 0.57.0`** use `$ yarn add react-native-background-downloader@1.1.0`
### Mostly automatic installation