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Thanks for the suggestion. CloudKit is under consideration, since it would be great to add support for the same nice cloud APIs on the Android side, just like we do with our Firestore support. But, as you mentioned, there is no native Android support, so we'd be stuck backing it with a JavaScript bridge, which includes limitations like:
I know there have been some experiments with CK on Android, but to my knowledge there aren't any other cross-platform development tools that have good CloudKit support on both iOS and Android. I'd love to be problem wrong, though – or else maybe it will change sometime soon. |
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As long as we can pass it back, I don't see what the huge issue is? It's just like any other sign in... |
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Which parts of CloudKit would you be interesting in using? The It might be possible to support some of these using our existing JavaScriptCore engine skip-script, but some parts of it (like live updates) could be a challenge.
Yes, but I expect it isn't all that common for an Android user to have an Apple ID. But I could be wrong about that. |
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You are correct that most android users do not have apple ids. However, they would have to sign up for a service anyway to use their db in a user containerized way, so why not cloudkit. I would be interested in |
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I would love to see support for CloudKit! I know it's probably difficult with how CloudKit operates on javascript, but it should be possible and would be so incredibly helpful.
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