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[Discussion] Process for depending on third-party Objective-C/Swift code #68

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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?

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jaygarcia

jaygarcia commented on Feb 24, 2015

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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.

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
browniefed

browniefed commented on Jul 20, 2015

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@brentvatne already solved with #207 and specifically b72acc2

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          [Discussion] Process for depending on third-party Objective-C/Swift code · Issue #68 · facebook/react-native