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How to use the expo-sms.isAvailableAsync function in expo-sms

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keybase / client / shared / util / sms.native.tsx View on Github

const openSMS = (phonenos: Array, body?: string): Promise =&gt; {
  return SMS.isAvailableAsync().then(isAvailable =&gt; {
    if (!isAvailable) {
      throw new Error('SMS not available')
    }
    return SMS.sendSMSAsync(phonenos, body || '')
  })
}