I managed to handle android part but I am unfamiliar with bridging part for this swift sdk. I want the bridge to be its own module, so I dont want to integrate native sdk directly to my app.
Can you perhaps shortly suggest me what would be the approach to realise this? Precisely, how would I make my own react native module using this sdk of the 3rd party? I have used this lib to generate my module boilerplate https://github.com/frostney/react-native-create-library. Should I just pod init on my module and add the 3rd party sdk pod?
It would be great if you can enlighten me on this.
Hi @rhdeck
Thanks for your repos :)
Currently i need to write a bridge for a swift sdk, which is actually this sdk: https://github.com/noke-inc/noke-mobile-library-ios
I managed to handle android part but I am unfamiliar with bridging part for this swift sdk. I want the bridge to be its own module, so I dont want to integrate native sdk directly to my app.
Can you perhaps shortly suggest me what would be the approach to realise this? Precisely, how would I make my own react native module using this sdk of the 3rd party? I have used this lib to generate my module boilerplate https://github.com/frostney/react-native-create-library. Should I just
pod initon my module and add the 3rd party sdk pod?It would be great if you can enlighten me on this.
Thanks!