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Many thanks to @amilajack! RN -> 0.35.0 Redux -> 3.6.0

This release provides the bare minimum to get the iOS app submitted to iTunesConnect and thus TestFlight. It may not be a exhaustive solution but I was able to install the iOS app on my iPhone and test the app as an Internal Tester. This is a first attempt at getting the iOS app ready for submission to the Apple App Store.

By running the command fastlane ios beta, the app can be built and pushed. There is still more work to be done. This is a big first step (at least for me!) I created a private repo and used fastlane match to setup the Provisioning Profiles and Certs. For more info, refer to this for very helpful article https://shift.infinite.red/simple-react-native-ios-releases-4c28bb53a97b#.d855alk8h

BitRise has not been updated to submit the app automatically as I still need to figure out issues related to incrementing the build version.

Below screen shots show the changes that were made.

The fastlane/Fastfile has been totally redone to use Match, Gym and Pilot.

see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34027270/ios-launch-screen-in-react-native to set Launch Images:

Fixes #142

No code changes - just codacy badge and some quotes

Removed support for Parse.com #51

By default, the src/lib/config.example.js will be to run the remote Snowflake Hapi Server running on RedHat Openshift

BREAKING CHANGES: Be sure to use the new format of the config.js file in that the CONFIG.PARSE.SESSION_TOKEN_KEY is now CONFIG.SESSION_TOKEN_KEY

Fixes #135 Bitrise step for React-Native-Bundle needs upgrade

Fixed #133 android react-native-vector-icons do not display on device or new project

Note Bitrise build step will be updated tomorrow, Aug 31 '16

Upgraded to newest releases

Note: BitRise currently has error w/ built in step for react-native-bundle, see https://github.com/bitrise-steplib/steps-react-native-bundle/issues/5. Once that is fixed, I will make another release with the updated YML

Fixes #132 Strip trailing whitespaces and a whole lot more!

use npm run format with parameters of the source location (e.g. npm run test src/lib/*.js) to verify that code is written to the JS Standard

note that npm test depends on standard running successfully.

PR #127 - Thanks @omidfi