Provide an xcode project with a library target

[isair]

Most react-native npm packages do this; eases and standardizes the installation process. Some examples: react-native-video, react-native-linear-gradient, react-native-activity-view.

[ghost]

+1 for including the .xcodeproj file in the release

[darylrowland]

I'll have a look at this when I get a chance. In the meantime if anyone wants to submit a pull request to fix this please feel free :)

[ghost]

@brentvatne know of any articles for generating the Xcodeproj file using something like what CocoaPods uses, or even a manual method with steps boiled down for RN library authors? Thanks in advance.

[brentvatne]

I do not @jhabdas! I have always just created a project from scratch in Xcode and then added the react-native dependency manually

[ghost]

So that's the trick! :P

[darylrowland]

I've published this change to NPM now. The only issue is that the project file doesn't seem to include RemotePushDelegate.m and RemotePushDelegate.h - so these need to be added manually to the project. I'll update the instructions when I get round to it.

Thanks everyone!

[ghost]

You the man @darylrowland! Hope the community bands together to make a generator of some kind as time goes on so a tool can come along and automate module generation and consumption.

[darylrowland]

I think I saw something called rnpm for react native modules the other day. Will take a look when I get a chance. Or if anyone else knows about it, feel free to make a pull request.

On 16 Dec 2015, at 00:52, Josh Habdas [email protected] wrote:

You the man @darylrowland! Hope the community bands together to make a generator of some kind as time goes on so a tool can come along and automate module generation and consumption.

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