Nathan Ahn

This can be fixed by running your App Clip from Xcode at least once. After that first time, your App Clip should correctly appear in the App Library section. You...

Leaving this as a draft PR until I get more testing in.

We've been using this in production for a month now and it works fantastically! Would highly recommend this for reducing bundle size and having reliable app clip specific behaviors.

@jbaxleyiii As far as I can tell, it's not possible to run app clip in a local development build. I test app clip by building a "production" build version locally:...

@jbaxleyiii Yeah, I believe that's a quirk of App Clips -- they tend to not show up reliably. [Here's my solution](https://github.com/bndkt/react-native-app-clip/issues/41#issuecomment-2479408144) from a previous thread for how to reliably open...

@ary31415 Unfortunately, I haven't yet found a good solution for testing deep links in app clip. I always end up testing deep links in the main app while developing, then...

I'd recommend avoiding any large packages like AWS's Cognito when trying to create a minimal App Clip. As a personal anecdote, I've previously switched authentication providers instead of trying to...

Be sure to follow [Apple's guide](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appclip/creating-an-app-clip-with-xcode#Verify-the-size-of-your-App-Clip) on verifying the size of App Clip when evaluating the bundled size. The executable doesn't accurately reflect the submitted size which Apple uses for...

@tsmusty I'd recommend exploring how others have fixed the issue of multi-target Pods in the iOS development space. This issue is outside the scope of this package.

@tsmusty I don't have any resources on hand. My work (and this repository) generally pertains to implementing App Clip in the context of React Native, not as a fully native,...