I have developed the react native ios app and my client want to know the size of app to be displayed inside the app.so how can i get the size of app after installing in ipad.I tried react native app-info and device-info but those can be used to get the device info only
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Is there anyone who knows the solution?
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I have built an angular 6 app with a splash screen with Cordova and deployed successfully to the android play store, however I get the following rejection from the IOS app store when I submit the same web code in a cordova app:
Your app did not include iOS features. App Store apps should use native iOS buttons and include iOS features other than just web views, push notifications, or sharing.
It appears it won't pass the review process as a webview only app, however I thought this is what Cordova is for! Is there anything else I can do to make it pass the app store review? Add other native plugins?
I don't want to move off Cordova as it looks great technology.
Google play app : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.footballmatcher.app
Any help on this would be very much appreciated.
Thanks
Steve
We have build an app using React Native, and are currently looking for a test cloud service.
Xamarin looks like a good choice, but does it work with React Native?
Xamarin UI test doesn't care about how you have compiled your app, it's enough that when launched your app renders native component and React Native makes exactly this. So you can use it, for instance, with native Android and iOS, with Titanium, with Native Script, but not with Ionic and all the Cordova based frameworks.
You could have problems also if inside your app you used a lot of webviews.
I'm trying to find out the specifics about app size limits for PhoneGap Apps. There seems to be a lot of conflicting information and I was looking for something up to date.
I've looked at this question: phonegap IOS application size and between it and a few other sites that I've seen it looks like I can use PhoneGap Build for apps up to 10-15MB, or a native app through xCode up to 2GB, but I've been unable to ascertain whether there is a size limit for PhoneGap Apps built through xCode using the PhoneGap/Cordova libraries.
I'm looking into options for the distribution of an app and need to decide whether the app is distributed with links to streaming videos (Vimeo) - app size ~40MB or whether to include the videos as part of the distributed application - app size ~600MB.
Thanks for your time and help.
Cheers,
-Ryan
PhoneGap apps that you build locally via Xcode have exactly the sae size constraints as native apps. The current limit is 2GBytes - see the following:
Max size of an iOS application
The only reason PhoneGap Build imposes its own limits is because it is a web / cloud based service.