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What is the way to go about adding purely native third-party dependencies to the React Native backend? This would be the native analogue to adding JS dependencies to package.json. And what are the requirements e.g. license, ARC, iOS version, etc?
changed the title [-]Process for depending on third-party Objective-C/Swift code[/-][+][Discussion] Process for depending on third-party Objective-C/Swift code[/+]on May 31, 2015
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jaygarcia commentedon Feb 24, 2015
I've just begun looking @ how things are put together from Libraries/ and the React-Native ObjC code.
At this point, I imagine it's including your project so that its libraries could be included in the main application Xcode project and implemented.
ReactKit has ARC enabled, so I imagine it's a dependency on 3rd party libs, especially if you're compiling from source.
[-]Process for depending on third-party Objective-C/Swift code[/-][+][Discussion] Process for depending on third-party Objective-C/Swift code[/+]browniefed commentedon Jul 20, 2015
@brentvatne already solved with #207 and specifically b72acc2