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1. #SHADOWSOCKSX IOS INSTALL#
2. #SHADOWSOCKSX IOS UPDATE#
3. #SHADOWSOCKSX IOS OFFLINE#
4. #SHADOWSOCKSX IOS MAC#

#SHADOWSOCKSX IOS INSTALL#

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Security and Features: Offers Military-grade AES-256-bit encryption, a kill switch, and a no-logs policy in Germany.Servers and Locations: It has around 3162 servers in 33 countries and 42 cities worldwide.Pricing: Costs US$1.69 monthly for a 2-year plan with a 30-day money-back guarantee in Germany.In this VPNCity review in Germany, we have evaluated the different service aspects. JsCodeLocation = *rootView = initWithRed:1.0f green:1.0f blue:1.0f alpha:1] ifconfig | grep inet\ | tail -1 | cut -d " " -f 2 #if = [NSURL device debug, open RCTWebSocketExecutor.m & replace localhost with MacBook IP.") jsCodeLocation = fallbackResource:nil] Comment-out, cannot get past error: bundleURL must be non-nil when not implementing loadSourceForBridge (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions Debugging is good again!īe sure your device and development machine are on the same wi-fi, and maybe disconnect any wired Ethernet until you get it working. The only fix I could get to work on react native 0.37 was to go back to the "old school" method of manually editing jsCodeLocation in AppDelegate.m. Maybe someone can take a look? Īnother also, clearing your osx DNS cache may help

#SHADOWSOCKSX IOS UPDATE#

In my hunting for the solution to this problem, I came across many posts and questions about malformed hosts files that caused issues with localhost being resolved properly.Īlso, it seems there is an effort underway to update the ip detection, but I am not well versed enough in obj c to know if this issue would be corrected by the new code. I am not sure how react native is getting the ip, if it is reading the hosts file, or the host file is propogating something else in osx that rn is reading, but if the above fix doesnt work for you, I would look to see if the hosts file itself is corrupted with certain characters that cause it not to be read. Forgive me as I don't know much about osx and dns resolution but it seems that with the new automatic ip detection, this is now necessary.

I added that in and the problem seemed to go away.

#SHADOWSOCKSX IOS MAC#

Our etc/hosts file on a mac didn't have the localhost ip explicitly stated. We found the fix because the needed fix was also causing other issues with react native.

#SHADOWSOCKSX IOS OFFLINE#

We actually weren't trying to run this as an offline bundle, just in the ios simulator, so we were left really scratching our heads. It turns out that React Native reads the host file on your machine looking for the URL to store, so that it can pull the js to create an offline bundle, or to just reach the packager while the app is running on your device. Tl dr Make sure your localhost ip address is explicitly stated in your hosts file, and that your hosts file hasn't become corrupted. If you have run a react-native 0.30.0 app on an iOS device using offline bundle, please share the instructions to do so. If it should be created using the latest version also, how can I confirm it? Is it not created by the packager anymore. RCTRootView *rootView = I try to use the jsCodeLocation as it used to be in previous versions, it is returned as null jsCodeLocation = am not sure why is the URL for main.jsbundle returned as null. Excerpt from the default AppDelegate.m file NSURL *jsCodeLocation Using latest react-native 0.30.0, this line is no longer present in the default AppDelegate.m file. The official React Native documentation to run app on iOS device using offline bundle says