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I have a react native application that needs to display the same info from the server almost in real time when there is a change. How I'm doing it now: I created a setInterval() with a fetch inside that runs every 10 seconds. The problem is that sometimes there is no change in the server for hours and the app keep asking the serve for info that its already there creating a lot of unnecessary traffic.
Is there any way to do the other way around? Like, the serve asks the react native app to check for updates? What would be a better solution?
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I tried to use payFort with react native expo but it's didn't work so if anyone used it and can help me?
There is no support available until today for Payfort in react-native in the expo, you have to use webview and make API calls manually to authenticate the user and verify the signature and all, I worked on this a few years back and it was a mess.
So now the solution is to collect the user information in some form and use pay fort rest APIs and make that payment process happen.
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I need to make an offline capable app that can fetch about 10,000 objects (est. 10mb data) from a json api and store them locally so they can be used when there is no internet connection.
I have looked at react-native-sqlite-storage (https://github.com/andpor/react-native-sqlite-storage). Is that the best option or are there better alternatives?
There is also now a pouchDB (NoSQL) react-native implementation
Based on my research, I have found below open source SQLite plugins which are available for React Native apps:
https://github.com/Siminov/hybrid
https://github.com/almost/react-native-sqlite
https://github.com/andpor/react-native-sqlite-storage
https://github.com/jbrodriguez/react-native-android-sqlite
https://github.com/ramsundark5/react-native-sqlite3
https://github.com/remobile/react-native-sqlite
If you just want to store your data, then I would recommend to use file storage. But if you want to store data in form of RDBMS then you can use one of the above plugin.
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I have used Document DB - run some queries using https://www.documentdb.com/sql/demo. Now I would like to write an app and was thinking of using Aurelia. Anyone tried to use Aurelia with Document DB. Anything to watch out for?
I'd recommend connecting Aurelia to DocumentDB through some middleware, e.g. a Node.js server.
You can find a pretty good blog post on this subject here:
Data Points - Aurelia Meets DocumentDB: A Matchmaker’s Journey by Julie Lerman
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I've searched the web for having a good resource to implement a code in objective c that is able to record a video of the screen of the Ipad while the user is doing some actions to capture his performance, but I didn't get a clue. Is there anyway to make it possible?
You can download sample from the link below provided by Apple.
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/samplecode/AVScreenShack/Introduction/Intro.html
First of all you can only record your applications view only.
You can use the demo here iPhone Screen Capture Revisited
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How do websites that allow user to make iPhone apps like MobileRoadie and AppMakr make immediate changes to the layout/font/color/style of your app even if your app is in AppStore? Don't they have to resubmit to the AppStore and wait like a week? Or they have some sort of contract with Apple?
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It could be achieve using some sort of websevices. Suppose each images comes from web services and when you run the app through web services images downloaded into device and stored into device.