I’m making an attempt to create assist for React Native for my Swift SDK implementation.
My SDK’s .initialise() technique has a delegate parameter for achievement and failure.
Although I made certain to transform all my public courses and fashions to @objc for compatibility, React native does not have a delegate logic so I’m fighting alternate options.
1st Possibility: Altering logic to callbacks and for the instances that must run async, depend on NSNotifications? Unsure about this method.
@objc(MySDKBridge)
class MySDKBridge: NSObject {
@objc func initialise() {
let myDelegate = InitialiseDelegate()
MySDK.shared.initialise(delegate: myDelegate)
}
}
extension MySDKBridge: InitialiseDelegate {
func sendEventToReactNative(identify: String, physique: [String: Any]) {
if let bridge = self.bridge {
bridge.eventDispatcher().sendAppEvent(withName: identify, physique: physique)
}
}
func initialiseCompleted() {
sendEventToReactNative(identify: "InitialisationCompleted", physique: ["status": "success"])
}
func initialiseFailed(message: String) {
sendEventToReactNative(identify: "InitialisationFailed", physique: ["status": "failure", "message": message])
}
}
2nd Possibility: Change logic to callbacks as an alternative (which I feel React will assist) and possibly depend on NSNotifications and despatched comparable occasions like above for these async instances?
