Oauth stuff

[hawkrives]

I can't do any more tonight. This is what I've got so far, but both simulators are fighting me. iOS says it can't find CFBundleIdentifier, and Android is throwing an invariant of "please link the damned library with rnpm link" (paraphrased).

But this might work? It's a copy of https://github.com/ryanmcdermott/react-native-login/tree/master/ReactNativeLogin, and if I understand correctly, the cookies are cached by the underlying network layer, not the webview, so once we get a login here it should just work for the other fetch requests. (see facebook/react-native#1274 (comment))

One of you is going to have to take this on, I'm afraid.

[hawkrives]

/cc @elijahverdoorn @drewvolz

[drewvolz]

Speaking from the iOS side of things, I see the same error on iOS if I try building and running with npm run ios (without pulling in these changes). However, if I run with Xcode, all is well. That is a band-aid and it does not fix the problem, but it is a way that we can still build and run on iOS at the very least.

[elijahverdoorn]

This is the cause of the rnpm link issues: joeferraro/react-native-cookies#37

[hawkrives]

I used react-native link first… let's try removing the commit that added them, then installing the package, then react-native link.

And make sure not to commit the Info.plist changes. React Native and Xcode have different ideas about how it should be formatted.

[hawkrives]

Can I merge this to master?

[drewvolz]

I found one more condition.

1. Login via settings
2. Logout via settings
3. Try to load the SIS tab. It loads, and has a cached token. Oops.
4. Pull down to load the financials view, or load the courses
5. Crash/red screen, and errors/warnings

Financials

Courses

[hawkrives]

Fixed in the latest commit.

[drewvolz]