* Add basic permissions skeleton
* ...
* Update permissions api
* Wait for server to process management realm, add offer api
* Fix test of apply and get permissions, add offer test
* Accept permission offer
* Accept permission offer test
* Invalidate permission offer
* Add basic docs (still need some links etc)
* Refactor tests
* Only run permission tests where sync is enabled
* Use legal syntax for user name generation
* Add changelog entry
* Streamline permission tests
* Fix casing for access level names etc.
* Add basic definitions to index.d.ts
* Use settimeout for resolving promise from listener
* Complete typescript defs
* Improve docs
* Allow 'any' as default recipient in getGrantedPermissions
* Fix getSpecialPurposeRealm on iOS
* Response to PR comments
* Respond to PR comments
* Fix offer description
* Skip permission tests in chrome debugger :-/
* Use ES6 Proxies to implement collections in the Chrome debugger
* rework realm-test-names event
* move React stuff on the CPH mac mini
* use node with npm3
* remove debugging aid code
* Update test app to RN 0.39.0
* Fix getContext in index.js
* Add dependency on invariant
* Add some comments to getContext
* Make invariant a devdependency rather than a dependency
By default, React Native projects target a minimum of iOS 7, but our projects were set to iOS 8 because previously we used a dynamic framework.
When building for an iOS 7 minimum target version, the linker would complain about thread local variables not working on iOS 7. So it was necessary to add even more checks (iOS >= 8 or OS X >= 10.7) before using native thread local variables rather than our shim.
This also changes our projects to target iOS 7 so we can catch these issues quicker in the future.
No longer leave this up to the test. All testing passes through the runTest() function, so we use that spot to delete the Realms. It also now deletes them beforehand too since a crash in a previous run could leave a Realm in place.
We needed to do this due to the way React Native modules work. Our hacky solution for using a framework ended up falling apart due to it relying on symbols not getting stripped from the main application.
This static library is in its own Xcode project because rnpm links in *all* static libraries from a given Xcode project.