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I just started to make my App also work for iOS, and went to the docs to see what I need to do to make this lib work. I don't know too much about Apple so I am kinda lost here. What does the "Allow iOS Static Frameworks" section means in the docs? How do I know if I am using static frameworks or not; how do I know if I have to execute this step? Another lib I am using seems to requires "use_frameworks!" in the PodFile. Is this related to it? https://rnfirebase.io/#allow-ios-static-frameworks Thanks and sorry for my ignorance about it. |
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I believe you will have a build failure if you require it and don't use it. Which is to say: try it and see I'm not the strongest at iOS either but I believe it's related to including Swift frameworks etc |
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I believe you will have a build failure if you require it and don't use it. Which is to say: try it and see
Normally people that need that know they need it because the requirement is documented in the requiring-library's documents. We just support it here as it affects any Objective-C library in your project when you need to flip it on
I'm not the strongest at iOS either but I believe it's related to including Swift frameworks etc