When initially running the application on an Android device, the following warning is shown:

Warning: BackAndroid is deprecated. Please use BackHandler instead.

As stated, the deprecated BackAndroid module needs to be removed, and replaced with the recommended BackHandler module.

As the title suggests, I think it would be better to use the react-native-callkeep library for two main reasons:

1. It seems to be more actively updated
2. It supports both iOS (via CallKit) and Android (via ConnectionService)

I'm not sure how much work it will be to make the switch, but it definitely won't be quick/easy.

The letters below the digits on the keypad screen are being cut off:

It looks like some rounded corner styling is cutting the button content off.

When the app loads, you are always presented with an empty account list, so you manually have to re-enter your SIP credentials every time I re-open the app.

Hi,
Please can you give a update working example of your project??
Thanks

The main Navigator component provided by react-native has been fully deprecated and moved from react-native to react-native-deprecated-custom-components.

To fix this, we have to add the additional package import (in /app/containers/AppScreen.js):

import {Navigator} from 'react-native-deprecated-custom-components';

If this line is removed, and the module is imported from the base react-native library, the app will fail to load (at least when testing on my local emulator) and shows the following error:

Navigator is deprecated and has been removed from this package. It can now be installed and imported from react-native-deprecated-custom-components instead of react-native. Learn about alternative navigation solutions at http://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/navigation.html

Instead of continuing to use the deprecated component, we should migrate to the currently-recommended navigation component(s) from the URL above.