v0.18.0

Breaking Changes

• [#123] Upgrade to [email protected] for Android, iOS, macOS.
  • Consider Windows support broken for now, and stick to the previous library version v0.17.1 and [email protected]. The upgrade for Windows will be done after react-native-windows v0.76 is out.

Other Updates

• Update of dependencies.

v0.17.1

• [#111] Fixes library builds with the latest CMake v3.30.2.
  Beware: I've only tested the update with CMake v3.30.2, when building with Xcode, targeting iOS & Mac (Catalyst) — potentially, it may not work with older CMake versions, or when building from the command line.
• Update of dependencies.

v0.17.0

Important

• Android: Now supports older Android versions, starting with SDK 23 — the same as React Native itself; i.e. you may now set minSdkVersion = 23 in your build.gradle file (e.g. see the Example App).

  Sponsored By Integreat

  

Other Updates

• Update of dependencies.

v0.16.0

Breaking Changes

• The project has been migrated to the latest [email protected]
  • Builds for macOS (Catalyst) target fail on legacy, Intel-based build hosts; but, presumably, work just fine on new, Apple Silicon based build hosts. See #118 and facebook/react-native#46213 for details.
  • Beware: The support of the old architecture has not been tested on any platform.

Other Updates

• Update of dependencies.

v0.15.2

• Minor updates.

v0.15.1

• [#111] CMake v3.30.0 is not supported — attempts to build the library using it are now force-failed on all platforms with a clear error message.
• Update of dependencies.

v0.15.0

• [#105] Upgrade to [email protected].
• Update of dependencies.

v0.14.0

• [#105] Update of dependencies, in particular Lighttpd v1.4.75 ⇒ v1.4.76
• [#106] Fixes graceful shutdown timeout — prior to this fix the Lighttpd server did not terminate upon reaching the graceful shutdown timeout (see Lighttpd's server.graceful-shutdown-timeout option).

v0.13.0

Breaking Changes

• iOS: Patched the way stopInBackground option (see constructor() docs) treats "inactive" app state (in which the app is not focused, but may continue to work as normal, unlike in the background). Before this change entering the inactive state was considered as entering the background, thus the server was stopped (if stopInBackground was opted-in), and it was only re-started when the app entered the active state. Now the inactive state is considered as the foreground, i.e. the server is stopped when entering any other state beside active and inactive, and it is re-started when entering either active or inactive state (transitions back-and-forth between active and inactive states have no effect on the server state).

Other Updates

• [#8] README: Added a link to Expo Example App by @jole141.
• Update of dependencies.

v0.12.0

• Updates dependencies, in particular:
  • [#101] Lighttpd v1.4.74 ⇒ v1.4.75.
  • React Native v0.73.4 ⇒ v0.73.6.