iOS support

[matt1484]

Gotta wrap this into an iOS app if possible

[squatto]

You could very easily replicate your current process in a react native app using Expo. You would have iOS and Android support from a single codebase, a simple APK/IPA build and deployment process, automatic OTA update support, and a whole host more, all straight out of the box.

[matt1484]

I’ll look into it. It’s apparently somewhat easy to implement go natively, which is most of the reason I rewrote it that way

[BradLugo]

fwiw, we will most likely need a "frontend" of sorts for the mobile application due to Go being only the "backend" library (very loosely using these terms, don't take them literally). The primary candidates for this frontend are React Native and Flutter, but we'll certainly look into Expo.

[squatto]

Expo is react native - I would highly recommend it. The breadth of tooling you’re provided with makes the entire app dev process far less painful. Especially when it comes to building and submitting your apps to the app stores. I maintain a white label app project that as of right now has 10 different apps that are built from it. I put together a simple bash script build-all-apps.sh that builds and submits all 10 to the iOS and Android app stores. It’s hard to beat!