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I wasn't able to get the examples to work on ios 9 with xcode7..

I created a fork and got it to work here: https://github.com/edwardvalentini/meteor-ios/tree/xcode7

I was going to submit a PR but don't want to do it on your master branch... let me know if you want to create an xcode7 branch and merge it in there.

Hey,

First off, awesome work! This is a huge help in my project.

I'm trying to fetch a record using the meteor auto-generated '_id', but I can't add the same attribute to the corresponding Core Data entity because it won't allow me to start an attribute with anything other than a letter. Is there a graceful solution to this?

Hello

Could someone please tell me how should be CoreData model designed to work correctly with the following Meteor responses:

{
    collection = users;
    fields =     {
        profile =         {
            accountType = student;
            birthday = "<null>";
            firstName = YuryTestStudent3;
            fullName = YuryTestStudent3;
            lastName = "";
            level = 1;
            parentId = R72enQ6CMus7w95gn;
            teacherId = ggGggDkQvQYFqzojT;
        };
        username = "@child_R72enQ6CMus7w95gn_06327e8c-1def-4e0c-ba1e-019666ff969f";
    };
    id = MMn5PeQiTyoPgM7KF;
    msg = added;
}

As you can see some data is not directly inside fields but is in profile. How this response should be mapped? Should I create a separate profile table? Or should mapping logic be changed? meteor-ios lib is great but quite complex so if anyone could help me or show the right direction it will be great.

Thank you

I am working with a developer who has never used Meteor before and he is creating the iOS app. He says he has a lot of experience with SQLite.

Does this package work with SQLite? Any consideration or things to change from the normal if using SQLite?

How can I use pagination with lots of records? I did try to implement it my self by modifying the todos example and connecting it up to a very basic meteor application which simply publishes a list of meteor users.

The problem is:
I use
override func configureSubscriptionLoader(subscriptionLoader: SubscriptionLoader) {
subscriptionLoader.addSubscriptionWithName("something", parameters: skip, limit)
}

In my load more function I use something like this:
skip=self.tableView.numberOfRowsInSection(0)
self.loadContent()

I did play around with adding it like this aswell

override func configureSubscriptionLoader(subscriptionLoader: SubscriptionLoader) {
skip=self.tableView.numberOfRowsInSection(0)
subscriptionLoader.addSubscriptionWithName("something", parameteres: skip, limit)
}

Everything seems to work fine records are pagination but as soon as I add a new record on the server side it basically reloads everything in the table and because skip is using self.tableView.numberOfRowsInSection(0) it removes everything else from the tableview and just shows everything what was added last.

Is there anyway I can add pagination support / fix this issue?

Can you upload js, html and css for your version of the todos example?
I am a beginner trying to implement meteor-ios with CoreData in one of my existing apps.
I need to set up the server environment and mongo db as per my iOS app.
It would be really great if i could run your version of todos code locally and compare the database to my code data model.

Hey Martijn,

I'd like to make my app usable without a connection, is this possible? If positive, how can I configure it? I noticed I'm not getting access to the todo list if I'm offline.

Thanks!

The example projects are not working anymore with the Swift 1.2 compiler

I can't find in the package or docs any place to loginWithUsername

how can I login with username not email?

When subscribing to users collection i receive no data for users.

I'm using FetchedResultsTableViewController class from the example.
Configuring subscription loader with:

override func configureSubscriptionLoader(subscriptionLoader: SubscriptionLoader) {
    subscriptionLoader.addSubscriptionWithName("users")
}

On the server side i publish users data with:

Meteor.publish("users", function(){
  return Meteor.users.find({}, {fields: {emails: 1, profile: 1}});
});

But when i log data received on client i get:

<Circuit.User: 0x7f9216050650> (entity: User; id: 0x7f9213c21750 <x-coredata://21A947C1-FE9A-4828-A450-031F2E7249F0-80740-00009D910A641498/User/pjk5LMRygJSwCuBKzn> ; data: {
    createdAt = nil;
    emailAddresses = nil;
    items = nil;
    name = nil;
    profile = nil;
    services = nil;
})
<Circuit.User: 0x7f92160482d0> (entity: User; id: 0x7f9213c88f50 <x-coredata://21A947C1-FE9A-4828-A450-031F2E7249F0-80740-00009D910A641498/User/pP3dxmjoXD5mTedfXa> ; data: {
    createdAt = nil;
    emailAddresses = nil;
    items = nil;
    name = nil;
    profile = nil;
    services = nil;
})

This is my user class:

import CoreData

class User: NSManagedObject {
    typealias NamedValues = [String:AnyObject]

    @NSManaged var createdAt: NSDate?
    @NSManaged var name: String?
    @NSManaged var items: NSSet!

    @NSManaged var emailAddresses: [NamedValues]?
    var emailAddress: String? {
        return emailAddresses?.first?["address"] as? String
    }

    @NSManaged var profile: NamedValues?
    @NSManaged var services: NamedValues?
}

I get similar results with currentUser function from FetchedResultsTableViewController

Thanks

Hi @martijnwalraven

We tested this package out with our test site hosted at meteor.com

It works great there.

I am wondering if it will work the same with a meteor server deployed to linode using MUP?

What about if you use the cluster package?

Does the websocket URL automatically exist?

Hello

I can't get a connection between a local ip and my app running in simulator or device..
And the Meteor part of the project is running on different computer with that local IP.

I make my Meteor like this

    let Meteor = METCoreDataDDPClient(serverURL: NSURL(string: "wss://192.168.100.68:3000/websocket")!)

I dont get any error or anything when I try to call loginWithEmail

     Meteor.loginWithEmail("admin", password: "admin", completionHandler: { (NSError) -> Void in
            if(NSError != nil){
                println(NSError)
            }else{
                println(Meteor.userID)
                println("logged in")
                self.dismissViewControllerAnimated(true, completion: nil)
            }})

But it dont print out any error or print out my Meteor.userID and logged in..

Any plans on having a react native bridge so people can write IOS apps with all the JS goodness.

Hi Martijn,
I've been using your DDP Client for the past week and it's just awesome - thanks for putting it out.
I'm currently using it in a project that requires a MySQL database in the back-end, so I've opted to use the popular Numtel package:
https://github.com/numtel/meteor-mysql

This sends some additional JSON through prior (as well as in) subscription payloads. While this isn't an issue with the Client more than it is with the way the Numtel package sends subscription data, I am curious if you or someone else has used the DDP client without having to write a custom JSON serialiser to support this?

Cheers -

After installing meteor-ios with Carthage and running my app, I get this runtime error:

dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/InflectorKit.framework/InflectorKit
Referenced from: [...].app/Frameworks/Meteor.framework/Meteor
Reason: image not found

I assume it's referring to a dependency to https://github.com/mattt/InflectorKit

After a very quick glance at the code, it seems as though this could be made to target OS X. What do you think?

I'm curious - how did you open the websocket for the ios app? I can't find any documentation on it anywhere in your readme :( How do I configure my server and get the appropriate URL for my mobile-app

I have a model:

class Update: MeteorCoreDataDocument {
    @NSManaged var createdAt: NSDate
    @NSManaged var endedAt: NSDate?
    @NSManaged var createdBy: String
    @NSManaged var isAvailable: Bool
    @NSManaged var update: Update?

    var isLive: Bool {
        return endedAt == nil
    }
}

When I create an instance of this model on the backend, it's done like so:

let newUpdate = NSEntityDescription.insertNewObjectForEntityForName("Update", inManagedObjectContext: managedObjectContext) as! Update
newUpdate.createdBy = Meteor.userID!
newUpdate.createdAt = NSDate()
newUpdate.isAvailable = true

saveManagedObjectContext()

In my test web app, I retrieve updates with this query:

Updates.find({
  createdBy: { $in: friends },
  isAvailable: true,
  update: null
}, { sort: { createdAt: -1 } }).fetch()

No updates will come back, because isAvailable is mapped to a 1 or 0, and is not picked up to be truthy or falsey by the mongo query.

Is there anyway to map this to a raw boolean value?

If so, I/the community will greatly appreciate a code sample. Thanks for the awesome work on the lib.

Hi There

I have problems updating Boolean values with meteor-ios. I tried to set the CoreData datatype to Boolean and the simple-schema datatype to Boolean as well. It syncs well from Meteor to iOS but when I try to sync a change to the boolean value through save from iOS to Meteor, the update fails without any error.

Bests

Pascal

Hey again, the app I'm developing requires intermittent usage--a common use-case is for the user to unlock their phone, enter some data, then lock their phone again for 5-15 minutes before unlocking the phone again and entering more data, and so-on and on. The first problem is the connection to the server doesn't persist for too long (you mention as much in your 'implementation details' section). So each time the user unlocks the phone, the app resets to the startup screen. This has caused me to develop a 'recovery' solution where on the startup screen I want to detect if a task wasn't completed, and send the user directly back to the proper screen.

The second problem I'm now encountering with this solution is that I want to perform a fetch request as soon as possible after loading the startup screen to check for the user's incomplete tasks and send them on their way, but when I check for the currentUser in viewDidLoad, it returns nil. If I check currentUser again at viewWillDissapear, I do get the user object, so it is working. What I'm looking for is a callback (delegate?) that I can use to execute code the second the currentUser object is found. I'm using most of the swift code from your demo app for the FetchedResultsDataSource and FetchedResultsTableViewController (but not FetchedResultsTableViewDataSource as I'm not loading the data into a table). I'm checking the following in FetchedResultsTableViewController:

var currentUser: User? {
    if let userID = Meteor.userID {
        let userObjectID = Meteor.objectIDForDocumentKey(METDocumentKey(collectionName: "users", documentID: userID))
        return managedObjectContext.existingObjectWithID(userObjectID, error: nil) as? User
    }
    return nil;
}

I guess I have 2 questions.
1: I thought of the recovery solution which will work ok, and I'll likely need the feature anyway so I'm going ahead with it now, but is there a better solution to this problem that you know of?
2: How do you recommend executing code on app startup as soon as the user is detected?

Thanks in advance for your help

Hi @martijnwalraven

How do you logout? I searched the docs and issues for logout and could not find this.

Right now METMethodInvocation executes both _receivedResultHandler and _completionHandler. On the queue associated with the METMethodInvocationCoordinators NSOperationQueue.

This isn't a bug because you dont make any guarantees that callbacks be called on the main thread. But I'm going to suggest that this is much clearer to the users of the lib. API when calling methods in METDDPClient currently looks like this:

[self.ddpClient logoutWithCompletionHandler:^(NSError *error) {
      // WE'RE ON SOME BACKGROUND QUEUE HERE       
}];

This forces the user to dispatch back to main queue where in fact I believe that will be the most common use case.

What do you think @martijnwalraven ?

Often it helps to define a programmatic method API for each meteor method defined by the server. However in practice it seems that having the stub be defined in a lexically separate scope from the exposed API itself makes me feel a little scatterbrained. Here's an example

    init(meteor: METCoreDataDDPClient) {
        self.meteor = meteor
        meteor.defineStubForMethodWithName("makeSelection", usingBlock: { (args) -> AnyObject! in
            assert(NSThread.isMainThread(), "Only main supported for now")
            for (selection, documentId) in (args.first as [String: String]) {
                if let entity = Entity.findByDocumentID(candidateId) {
                    entity.delete()
                }
            }
            return true
        })
        // Multiply the above by # of methods defined
    }

    // many lines later
    // ....

    func makeSelection(entity1: Entity, entity2: Entity) {
         meteor.callMethod("makeSelection", params: [[
            "yes": entity1.documentID!,
            "no": entity1.documentID!
        ]])
    }

I'd love to do something like the following

    func makeSelection(entity1: Entity, entity2: Entity) {
         meteor.callMethod("makeSelection", params: [[
            "yes": entity1.documentID!,
            "no": entity2.documentID!
        ]], withStub: {
            entity1.delete()
            entity2.delete()
        })
    }

I think this involves storing a stub object on the MethodInvocation itself and invoke that if defined instead of the default stub. I'm happy to make the pull request for this, but just want to start a discussion and get some feedback.

Output:

*** Cloning meteor-ios
*** Checking out meteor-ios at "0.1.2"
*** xcodebuild output can be found in /var/folders/pj/0_h5pbg1787dcz5j24_rs36m0000gn/T/carthage-xcodebuild.JQWjmo.log
Project "Pods.xcodeproj" has no shared schemes

I tried setting the userInfo fieldName

Atttributes

UserInfo

Hi Martijn,

I've tried building your ToDos examples with pod install (version 0.37.2) and Swift 1.2, Xcode 6.3.2. Encountered a no Meteor.framework error at the end of the build:

error: ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Todos-bqmmymcvbhbifwbvbuwfcutrazyh/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/Meteor.framework: No such file or directory

Tried checking the same directory and only see these files listed:

Pods Pods.framework Pods.framework.dSYM Todos.app Todos.app.dSYM Todos.swiftmodule

Any suggestions?

As a user, it would be significantly easier to reason about how the library works with a link to the Todos and Leaderboard web apps.

So far everything is working accept for relations. Relations are always nil for. Should I use a special package on meteor server for relations to work?

wow, this is really impressive! the meteor community is just amazing.
thanks!

Hello

I got a method on server, that gives a result back. And over in my swift project I want to call the method on the server and get the result back from the server, so I can use it in my swift project.

How do I best do this?

Hello,

I successfully integrated the package and was able to login and call methods on the server with Meteor.loginWithEmail and Meteor.callMethodWithName

But now I am wondering about the integration with Core Data, how to get and display documents

I know you can subscribe to a publication with the code:

Meteor.addSubscriptionWithName("notes")

Typically when you subscribe to a publication in the browser, the server sends you all the documents which is stored in Minimongo.

Since we have no Minimongo here, where are the documents stored once you subscribe, and how do you retrieve them?

How to search and retrieve documents we subscribe too?

Thanks!

I'm not able to run the todos scheme:

CoreData: error: Property 'incompleteCount' is a scalar type on class 'Todos.List' that does not match its Entity's property's scalar type. Dynamically generated accessors do not support implicit type coercion. Cannot generate a getter method for it.
2015-06-01 16:15:07.462 Todos[10611:799384] -[Todos.List incompleteCount]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x7a1754d0
2015-06-01 16:15:07.468 Todos[10611:799384] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '-[Todos.List incompleteCount]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x7a1754d0'

@martijnwalraven: I just wanted to inform you and the Meteor iOS users that I recently found a bug in Apache Cordova (not Meteor iOS) that also affects the transfer of information from the native side to Meteor:

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-9485

This bug occurs at a central point, where information is sent back from the native side using the handleOpenURL method. Due to a strange behaviour of Apple's NSURL implementation, the URL used to encode the data is being truncated with an ellipsis (...). The Cordova team is not to blame here, I would never have expected Apple's framework to do such weird things...

JesseMacFayden from the Cordova team has now fixed this problem, but as far as I can tell from the Apache JIRA, the fix is planned to be included in the 4.0 version of Cordova. For the meantime, it could be an idea to apply the patch to Meteor's Cordova version manually, as it is just a one-liner.

I am not sure how severe this is for common Meteor iOS usage, but for me, it was a deal breaker, since the information I wanted to deliver to the Meteor side was too long and had been truncated because of this.

When I was developing an application using your library, I stumbled upon a problem where the object representing the current logged in user became corrupt. I noticed that after logging out and then logging in again, the relations to the currently logged in user suddenly disappeared.

When I was trying to solve the problem I saw that it also appeared in your todos example project. Here is a reproduction of the problem using your own todos app:

1. Go to meteor-ios-todos.meteor.com and make sure you have an account on the website
2. Run the todos example project in the iOS simulator and do the following steps inside the running iOS app
3. Log in to your account
4. Create a new list and open it
5. Mark your list as private
6. Add one or more todo items
7. Go back to the overview and log out
8. Log in again to the same account
9. Open your newly created private list
10. Notice that your todo item(s) from step 6 are gone

Can you help me solve this problem?

When not using custom method calls, does Meteor iOS rely on the developer using Meteor's Allow Deny functions for secure insert, update, and remove functions when using Meteor iOS with CoreData? I intend to have a web client too, but hoped to avoid the security issues with allow-deny by just using custom methods.

How would i go about searching records in a project based on the code from todos example?

For instance trying to search core data:

func updateSearchResultsForSearchController(searchController: UISearchController) {
        let fetchRequest = NSFetchRequest(entityName: "User")
        let predicate = NSPredicate(format: "emails contains[c] %@", searchController.searchBar.text)

        fetchRequest.predicate = predicate

        var error: NSError
        var searchResults: [AnyObject] = managedObjectContext.executeFetchRequest(fetchRequest, error)

        self.tableView.reloadData()
}

i get an error: Cannot invoke 'executeFetchRequest' with an argument list of type '(NSFetchRequest, NSError)'
And there is still the issue on how to display searchResults in table view.

Another idea i had for searching goes something like this:

// Globally set search text variable
var searchText: String = ""

// Then check for searchText and add predicate when creating fetched request
override func createFetchedResultsController() -> NSFetchedResultsController? {
        let fetchRequest = NSFetchRequest(entityName: "User")
        if (self.searchText != "") {
            fetchRequest.predicate = NSPredicate(format: "emails contains[c] %@", self.searchText)
        }

        fetchRequest.sortDescriptors = [NSSortDescriptor(key: "createdAt", ascending: true)]

        return NSFetchedResultsController(fetchRequest: fetchRequest, managedObjectContext: managedObjectContext, sectionNameKeyPath: nil, cacheName: nil)
}

// And then call the function that creates fetched results controller whenever text changes
func updateSearchResultsForSearchController(searchController: UISearchController) {
        self.searchText = searchController.searchBar.text
        self.createFetchedResultsController()

        self.tableView.reloadData()
}

But nothing happens when searching, i get no errors either.

Hey!

I'm niether being able to run the examples nor run my own project with meteor-ios installed with cocoa pods. I'm getting a "Module 'Meteor' not found" error. I've checked Build Setting and both "Enable Modules" and "Link Frameworks Automatically" are enabled. Do you have any idea about what could be happening?

Thanks!

Edit: I'm programming in Objective C and my Xcode version is 6.3

Hi,

I am trying to create a test object locally in swift and send it to my Meteor server, whilst i am getting no errors i'm also not seeing the object appear on the server.

I am setting meteor-ios up as follows:

let Meteor = METCoreDataDDPClient(serverURL: NSURL(string: "wss://localhost/websocket"))

    func startMeteor () {
        Meteor.connect()
        let subscriptionLoader = SubscriptionLoader()
        subscriptionLoader.addSubscriptionWithName("Tasks")

        subscriptionLoader.whenReady {
            //self.fetchedResultsController.performFetch()
        }

        NSNotificationCenter.defaultCenter().addObserver(self, selector: "objectsDidChange:", name: NSManagedObjectContextObjectsDidChangeNotification, object: managedObjectContext)
    }

To which i get a successful connected message, i am then trying to create an object using the following, for which i get a successful notification from core data, but nothing appear in Mongo/Meteor, i'm obviously missing something here so help greatly appreciated!

    @IBAction func createTask(sender: UIButton) {
        let managedObjectContext = Meteor.mainQueueManagedObjectContext

        let task = NSEntityDescription.insertNewObjectForEntityForName("Tasks", inManagedObjectContext:managedObjectContext) as Tasks
        task.text = "Test Text"

        var error: NSError?
        if !managedObjectContext.save(&error) {
            println("Encountered error saving objects: \(error)")
        }

    }

Thanks

Gareth

I am struggling to work out how to create a UI to edit the current user's profile. If I create a string attribute for the User entity, it gets populated by the right json data. I am trying to write a custom method to request the actual managed objects, but it isn't clear how to bridge the gap between core data relationships and meteor _ids. Ideally I wouldn't have to think about ids at all.

One work around (and I've done this in the past) would be to create a new Profile collection, and store all profile info in there, and then the relationships would be set up like others, but I still think there will be times when I will want to query the DB based on a list of meteor _ids.

One possible solution would be to always store meteorId in each object so that they can be queried.

Am I missing something?

It appears that I'm having issues with the autopublish module used in my web app. Whenever I subscribe to one of the collections, I get an error saying that the subscription could not be found. Any advice?

I'm trying to get a better understanding of how MongoDB, subscriptions, and Core Data all work together (I've worked with iOS before but I'm no expert).

Its my understanding that when you create a subscription, (somehow) it all ends up in Core Data with the right relationship connections. When you edit, insert, or remove a managedObject in a managedObjectContext and save that context, then an appropriate update is sent to the server all under the hood.

So my question here is how all the correct relationships end up in Core Data. Does it simply use the name of the key, i.e. listId means it points to a list? Or do we have to manually set all this stuff somewhere? Also, when you create a new subscription and data starts coming, how do you know which managed object the document applies to?

Great package by the way.

Thanks

Is there a way to access the mongo id of an object saved in CoreData? Can this be accomplished by adding a fieldName mapping to userInfo of the NSManagedObject?

I need to initialise METCoreDataDDPClient using an existing managed object context.
I am trying to use initWithConnection: managedObjectModel: but i am not able to create METDDPConnection instance because METDDPConnection.h is included as a project header.
Is there a specific reason you have not exposed METDDPConnection or have i misunderstood the intended purpose of the initialiser?
If not, is it ok to include it METDDPConnection.h as a public header?

Hi Martin,

I lost a couple of hours yesterday because I didn't realize METAccount.h was a private file. I thought my Swift bridging header was acting weird for some reason.

I need access to the resumeToken, so I can use it as a key in a HTTP cookie. Is there a particular reason the file is private? Can you make it possible to access the resumeToken, like you've done for the userID?

Thanks,

Jeff

Just curious if there's a way of using meteor methods for database queries or we have to use the insecure package?

Hey again, when I try to save some data, it crashes at runtime on the second line below (let round = ...) , with no real messaging on what is wrong:

        let managedObjectContext = Meteor.mainQueueManagedObjectContext        
        let round = NSEntityDescription.insertNewObjectForEntityForName("Round", inManagedObjectContext:managedObjectContext) as Round
        round.courseId = "1"

        var error: NSError?
        if !managedObjectContext.save(&error) {
            println("Encountered error saving objects: \(error)")
        }

If I try instead to save via the following, it saves to the server, but not to core data:

        let managedObjectContext = Meteor.mainQueueManagedObjectContext
        let fetchRequest = NSFetchRequest(entityName: "Round")

        var error: NSError?
        let fetchedResults = managedObjectContext.executeFetchRequest(fetchRequest, error: &error) as [NSManagedObject]?

        if let results = fetchedResults {
            results[0].setValue("Red", forKeyPath: "tees")

            var error: NSError?
            if !managedObjectContext.save(&error) {
                println("Could not save \(error), \(error?.userInfo)")
            }

        } else {
            println("Could not fetch \(error), \(error!.userInfo)")
        }

I get this error when I run the project (xcworkspace), from what I can understand it is something wrong with the CD model?

2015-06-19 14:22:56.660 Todos[532:117700] CoreData: error: Property 'incompleteCount' is a scalar type on class 'Todos.List' that does not match its Entity's property's scalar type.  Dynamically generated accessors do not support implicit type coercion.  Cannot generate a getter method for it.
2015-06-19 14:22:56.661 Todos[532:117700] -[Todos.List incompleteCount]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x14653f70
2015-06-19 14:22:56.662 Todos[532:117700] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: '-[Todos.List incompleteCount]: unrecognized selector sent to instance 0x14653f70'
*** First throw call stack:
(0x25aa6fef 0x33d58c8b 0x25aac409 0x25aaa327 0x259d9e78 0xf95d4 0xf9a8c 0xf564c 0xf7d50 0xf56fc 0xf7e30 0xf5784 0xf7e68 0xf558c 0xf53f0 0xf4010 0xf412c 0x293cc36b 0x293cc42f 0x293c1013 0x291c28c5 0x291c27bb 0xd05fc 0xcddec 0xce000 0xd32a8 0xff720 0x768173 0x76815f 0x76be45 0x25a6c609 0x25a6ad09 0x259b7201 0x259b7013 0x2d296201 0x2915ba59 0xe2cb0 0x342e4aaf)
libc++abi.dylib: terminating with uncaught exception of type NSException
(lldb) 

I use mogenerator to generate machine + human readable classes for my Core Data entities. It seems like we could also spit out js to declare the collections? Right now you basically have to define your database twice, unless I'm missing something?

App crashes when running on iPhone with the message:

dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/InflectorKit.framework/InflectorKit
  Referenced from: /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/*****
  Reason: no suitable image found.  Did find:
    /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/*****/Frameworks/InflectorKit.framework/InflectorKit: mach-o, but wrong architecture
    /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/*****/Frameworks/InflectorKit.framework/InflectorKit: mach-o, but wrong architecture
    /private/var/mobile/Containers/Bundle/Application/*****/Frameworks/InflectorKit.framework/InflectorKit: mach-o, but wrong architecture

Works fine on iPad. Both devices are running iOS 8.4. I installed meteor through cocoapods. Running the latest version of cocoapods, 0.38.2, and did both pod installand pod update.