@tanker/client-react-native
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Tanker provides an easy-to-use SDK allowing you to protect your users' data.
This repository only contains the React Native bindings, which are a thin wrapper around our Android and iOS bindings.
The core library that underlies our native bindings can be found in the TankerHQ/sdk-native GitHub project.
npm install @tanker/client-react-native
See the API documentation.
See the contributing guide to learn how to contribute to the repository and the development workflow.
First, compile the Android app:
cd example
yarn
yarn detox build --configuration android
Then, start the application:
yarn start # This will block your terminal. Test logs will be output by this process, keep an eye on it
And the admin server:
yarn flask # This blocks your terminal too
Finally, run the tests:
yarn detox test --configuration android
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Tanker client SDK for React Native
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