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Clarification on Android/iOS use #16
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Yes, there are improvements possible in the docs. TLDR: Android comes with a "double feature" lib, that has JNI and the native C API. For iOS, Swift even builds upon the C API, so this is possible too. |
I also want to use objectbox-c in my Android/iOS app using C++/QT5/QML. |
@srdw Basically, you just get the compiled binary for C, from the java lib from maven repository or whatever (I don't use Java). |
Thanks a Lot. By the way, are you using the objectbox-swift(https://github.com/objectbox/objectbox-swift) Lib file to build the iOS version? |
@srdw Nah, sorry. |
😄 (Using DeepL) I'm also planning to use Sqlite if ObjectBox is not available. It's a game application, and we will be storing a lot of logs in a database. I'll also try to build on iOS! |
Hi @greenrobot (Using DeepL) I'm testing ObjectBox-C combined with Swift library files.
objectbox.hpp ObjectBox-Swift allows you to specify the DirectoryPath when initializing the Store, while the c/c++ interface does not seem to have such a specification. If you could let me know how to handle this, that would be great! |
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I'm sorry. The following code worked for me on Qt+iOS Device!
thx! |
Nothing to be sorry about |
Hi @srdw , |
Hello @mohammadjalalis. I'm using Qt + Felgo, so I'm using qmake. I have added each of them to the pro file. Source files Library files (probably redundant. Path is also a local environment, so just a little reference)
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I'd love to use ObjectBox in a multi-platform Android/iOS app (C++, QT/QML stack), as it looks to be pretty much perfect for my use case. But. It is unclear to me if that is supported - the main library/project says that it is, but the C/C++ wrapper does not mention so, and there are no binaries on the releases page for Android or iOS.
There's #4, but in the replies, it is not clear to me what "Android APIs also include the C interface" means. Am I supposed to get the Java jars from the gradle repository, and those would expose the C interface?
So effectively, this is both a question, as well as a request for clarification in the readme/releases if ObjectBox can be used from Android and iOS. If yes, then a tutorial/tips on how to do so, would be very much appreciated.
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