do you have working example tiapp.xml for Facebook module
but docs are so limited
I think appcelerator Facebook tiapp.xml may given fully
ı can't figure out where ı put iOS specific code
but ı solve it now :)
But that is more or less another product
or you can compile the OSS version yourself
@Anatidae-Project It is not possible with Ti.Current. I have already created a ticket here https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TC-5370
For my projects I mange it by building my custom SDK with these fixes - mano-mykingdom/titanium_mobile@271b92f
So it turns out that if you try to compile ti.urlsession ( or if you watch the travis output) it doesn’t actually build the module. hyperloop’s ti current code is busted. I just pushed a change ( not a complete fix) to restore this functionality. I’ll deploy a blog post on blog.codexlabs.com later this week explaining what I am up to and why I am doing it.
same holds for core motion. also, those modules are really un optimized. if you use urlsession or coremotion you are adding 99 mb to your app project. check the .a file in those modules. There’s a way to get that down to ~100k on iOS and a few mb on android. Again, blog post and game plan coming.
Ti doens't run proguard. So I'm hitting method limits as it also isn't using multidexing. Beyond that, it's wasting space. So we were hoping to proguard our modules by creating native .AAR libs and putting them in our module apps.
you need to go multidex
but ti can’t right now..
actually it can but you’d have to write the plugin
do you have an example of a native java android app running proguard?
@Anatidae-Project once you have the .aar you can link it to the module, but not directly, because the Ti build system is unable to handle it. Since the .aar is simply a .zip you can unzip it and extract the classes.jar and the res folder. You rename the classes.jar to a meaningful name and put it under the lib folder of the module (as for any .jar); you put the resources (if present) under the platform/android folder and that's mostly it. If the library references the resources directly you'll need to add a respackage line to the manifest (https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-11360)
i'm working with @Anatidae-Project
getting some exceptions around R$layout
i see your comment about respackage
maybe that's the avenue to go down?
One this is, our module has a few resource packages from dependencies. Seems that our blocker is with this ticket:
https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-17009
Anyone know a workaround?
https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/TIMOB-17009
Anyone know a workaround?
and the respackage field only allows for one
the solution we are going to do is moving all the libs into one big lib (for our first party stuff), but we still have third-party libs with resources
and they have difference respackages
if that makes sense
i think this is also solvable via a cli plugin hook