feat:enable iOS and Android examples #3
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- provides platform file for web to maintain functionailty - updates App.js to work on native mobile
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I think we should look at handling this inside the official SDK. |
Would love for this to be handled in the SDK! This was out of necessity. |
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When attempting to setup a patient facing react native app with Medplum I found the react native example did not support iOS and Android.
Through trial and error (and help from Rahul on discord) I was able to get a working authentication setup working on both iOS and Android. After using the
medplum.setAccessTokenmethod I could then call other requests or even use features such asmedplum.graphql.