react-native-code-push 1.10.0-beta

v1.10.0-beta

on Node.js NPM

This release primarily introduces a simplified public Java API, that is also more compatible with RNPM, and should make integrating CodePush into React Native Android apps a little easier. It is now available on NPM and can be updated immediately by running npm i --save react-native-code-push@latest.

New Features (Android)

1. RNPM-based installation is now fully supported and documented We had to make a few breaking changes to our Java API to achieve this (see below for details), but we believe it will be worth it in the long run, since RNPM will greatly simplify adding CodePush to new projects and/or re-installing it in existing projects after performing a React Native upgrade. View the updated Android install docs for more details.
2. The CodePush.getBundleUrl Java method now includes an overloaded version that takes no parameters, and assumes your JS bundle name is index.android.bundle. This is what most people name it, so this is just a simple codification of an already ubiquitous convention. More details

Breaking Changes (Android)

1. The CodePush class itself is now a ReactPackage, and therefore, you can construct an instance of it, and directly add it to the list of packages in your MainActivity.getPackages method. Because of this, the CodePush.getReactPackage method has been removed from the CodePush class since it is no longer needed. View the updated Android install docs for more details about how this class is expected to be used now.
2. The CodePush.getBundleUrl method is now static, which allows you to easily call it from within your MainActivity.getJSBundleFile method, without needing to maintain a local member variable for the CodePush class instance. View the updated Android install docs for more details about how this method is expected to be used now.