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Ari Lazier 2015-11-16 06:46:07 -08:00
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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The ReactNative example project is in the `examples/ReactExample` directory. You
## ReactNative Project Setup
- Create a new ReactNative project `react-native init <project-name>` and open the generated XCode project.
- Drag `RealmJS.xcodeproj` into the `Libraries` folder in your project.
- Drag `RealmReact.framework` from the `Products` directory under `RealmJS.xcodeproj` into the `Embedded Libraries` section in the `General` tab for your app's target settings. This bundles the library with your app.
- Drag `RealmReact.framework` from the `Products` directory under `RealmJS.xcodeproj` into the `Embedded Binaries` section in the `General` tab for your app's target settings. This bundles the library with your app.
- In the `Build Phases` tab for your app's target settings, add `RealmReact.framework` in the `Target Dependencies` and `Link Binary with Library` build phases.
- In your app's `package.json` file, add the `realm` dependency with a path to the `realm-js/lib` folder like this: `"realm": "file:path/to/realm-js/lib"` (symlinks are not yet supported by the React Native packager, see [issue #637](https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/637)).
- You can now `require('realm')` in your app's JS to use Realm!