Adding Javascript files to a project Follow
I'm trying to use AppCode with a react-native project. A typical folder structure for a react-native project for ios would be (not exhaustive but should illustrate the point):
|- index.ios.js
|- src
| |- components
| | |- Foo
| | | |- Foo.js
| | | |- style.js
|- ios
| |- MyApp
| | |- Info.plist
| | |- etc...
| |- MyApp.xcodeproj
| |- MyApp.xcworkspace
|- node_modules
|- .git
The Javascript support in AppCode is great, the only problem is that it wants the project root to be at
|- ios
which means the IDE doesn't detect the javascript files. They don't show up in the project explorer or the open file dialog. I have to manually add them to the project (and then open project properties and remove them from the build sources).
Is there a better way of achieving this? It would be great if I could just set the project root one level up. If I try to open the project at what I consider to be the root folder, AppCode complains "No project file found".
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