Create a macOS implementation of AsyncStorage + macOS example app and e2e tests #296
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…ve.config and consume react-native-macos npm package.
Moved mac e2e scripts out of .circleci to scripts.
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Co-Authored-By: Tommy Nguyen <[email protected]>
Co-Authored-By: Tommy Nguyen <[email protected]>
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@tom-un Thanks for the great work! I've tested it locally and works great! :) I'll go ahead and merge it. |
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Summary:
This change adds a macOS implementation of AsyncStorage. It shares the same source as the iOS implementation.
The macOS react-native implementation is an "out-of-tree" platform from the core react-native repo which contains only iOS and Android implementations. Having two react-native implementations in node_modules creates some challenges for the metro bundler. The metro issue is being discussed here react-native-community/discussions-and-proposals#182. In lieu of an "official" solution I'm using a workaround involving react-native.config.js and a pair of metro.config.js files for the two react-native implementations. The identical approach was used for the macOS implementation in the react-native-webview repo as recently completed in this PR.
Test Plan:
A native macOS example app was added parallel to the iOS and Android example apps. End to end tests were created and added to the Circle CI PR scripts. The iOS and Android e2e tests were implemented using detox: but detox has no support for macOS, so the macOS tests were implemented as Xcode XCUITests. The same detox JavaScript test logic was ported into XCUITest Object C.
The macOS e2e tests can be executed similarly to the iOS and Android tests:
Or the example app can be opened in Xcode and launched. However, due to the "out-of-tree" platform issues described above, you must manually launch the metro bundler: