React Native FlyBuy SDK Wrapper

The FlyBuy cloud service and mobile SDK enables developers to add FlyBuy functionality directly into their react native apps for a full white label implementation of the service.

Included SDKs:

• FlyBuy Core
• FlyBuy Pickup
• FlyBuy Presence
• FlyBuy Notify
• FlyBuy LiveStatus

SDK that supports React Native New Architecture: Right now the new architecture is in [https://reactnative.dev/docs/the-new-architecture/landing-page#should-i-use-the-new-architecture-today](Beta test)

• FlyBuy Core
• FlyBuy Pickup
• FlyBuy Presence
• FlyBuy Notify

The code is supports React Native New Architecture but we haven't test it.

Documentation

Visit FlyBuy SDK documentation to view the full documentation.

Getting Started

To build and run the development app from source, perform the following steps:

Install ruby and nodejs using a tools such as asdf. The .tool-versions file specifies the current versions of each to use.

For convenience, a setup script can be run to build the SDK packages and install app dependencies automatically

bin/setup

Manual setup steps

Build SDK packages

cd mono
yarn install
yarn lerna run prepare

Install dev app dependencies

cd ../development-app
yarn install
bundle install
cd ios
bundle exec pod install --repo-update

Running the apps

Start metro server

cd ..
yarn start

For iOS, either build from xcode or command line

yarn ios

For Android, either run from android studio or command line

yarn android

Running checks/tests manually

To run the same checks and tests that run when a PR is pushed to Github

bin/checks

Publish to NPM

To release a new version of the SDK wrapper:

0. Merge main to release
1. In terminal:

bin/bump-version 2.x.x

where 2.x.x is the new version

2. Commit and push to release branch.

3. Tag the commit with v2.x.x and push to remote.

4. GitHub Actions should detect this tag and run a new build. This will:

   • Validate the package build process
   • Create a draft-release on GitHub
   • Message #eng-iris-mobile that the release is ready for review

5. Go to the GitHub draft release, fill out the release notes, publish

6. GitHub Actions publishes to npm and posts to #releases

7. Merge release back to main

Contributing

Do you have a feature request, bug report, or patch? Great! See CONTRIBUTING.md for information on what you can do about that. Contributions are welcome and appreciated !

License

MIT