Ensure that Smoothie can read and migrate the database of Open Food Facts v1 on iOS

[teolemon]

What

• Instead of native code, include packages handling the database format for the classic version of the app for Android sqflite (Current implementation) and for iOS https://pub.dev/packages/realm (Current implementation)
• Some potential extra weight (Realm for Android not needed, sqflite for iOS not needed)
• Possibility to fork to remove Realm for Android, but not worth the effort
• [ ] Ensure that Smoothie can read and migrate the database of Open Food Facts v1 on iOS
  • [ ] scan history
  • [ ] allergens settings
  • [ ] OFF user account
  • [ ] apps settings
  • [ ] https://github.com/openfoodfacts/openfoodfacts-ios/tree/01ea37e5247978a52d491181bb7dd2fb384214af/Sources/Models
  • [ ] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50828041/how-to-open-database-sqlite-file-on-iphone-real-device

    Related

• 1234

  Part of

• 502

[teolemon]

• Blocked on #1234

[g123k]

On iOS, the username is available in the UserDefault. The password is saved in Keychain, where the key is the username. For history & lists, everything is on a Realm database.

[teolemon]

@g123k this is fixed, and someone told me yesterday history migration was working