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react-native with hoodie integration

Hey there.

I've been searing for a way to combine hoodie and react-native, and I think I've come pretty close with your iOS port for hoodie. However. Since I have close to zero understanding of Objective-c, I'm having trouble setting it up correctly.

React-native can import and use Objetive-c classes which I have somewhat figured out, and I'm curious if it would be possible to simply reference an instance of hoodie through this method in the JavaScript part of react-native.

But as I said, I'm have pretty much no knowledge of Objective-c, so if you could tell me if this is possible or even help me out (aka explain it to me like I'm five) that would be amazing!

Regards
Patrick

No Data Replication

Hoodie-iOS does not replicate my use-Data.
Though registering a new user is working.

The POST-command for a new session always works.
But the GET-command always fails with:
{"error":"unauthorized","reason":"Name or password is incorrect."}

I am using:
HOOHoodie 0.2.1
CouchbaseLite/1.495
Hoodie Version: 0.4.10 (node v0.10.28, npm 1.4.10, platform: darwin)
CouchDB 1.5

What's wrong?

initWithString without /_api

in the web client (hoodie.js), you simply do hoodie = new Hoodie('http://myhoodie.com');, the /_api gets added automatically.

I think this is an implementation detail that should not be exposed in the API

Figure out suitable Object Model

Currently the hoodie objects are NSDictionaries. What would be good fits for an object model for Hoodie? Is the one that Couchbase Lite provides a good fit?

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