completing getSupportedPlatformInfoFunctions conversion

[schie]

Description

Fixes #1085

Updates the following functions to use getSupportedPlatformInfoFunctions

• getProduct*
• supported32BitAbis*
• getInstallReferrer*
• getIncremental*
• getSecurityPatch*
• getBaseOs*
• getTags*
• getHost*
• getFingerprint*
• getIpAddress*
• getSerialNumber*

This should be all of the remaining conversions.

Compatibility

OS	Implemented
iOS	✅
Android	✅
Windows	✅

Checklist

• I have tested this on a device/simulator for each compatible OS
  • tested on iOS and Android, but unable to do so on Windows
• I added the documentation in README.md
• I mentioned this change in CHANGELOG.md
• I updated the typings files (privateTypes.ts, types.ts)
• I added a sample use of the API (example/App.js)

[mikehardy]

So much deletion even diff can't always put the chunks together, thanks a bunch for these. I'm in the middle of a work crunch and don't have CI set up really or semantic-release so putting it through a quick QA cycle and cranking out a release takes a little time, but I'll do a release of this before too long to make sure it settles in. Can't imagine there will be a problem, more just to set expectations on timing

Cheers!

[schie]

@mikehardy,

No worries!

We all understand the struggles.

October ends up being somewhat of a downtime for me every year — quite the coincidence for Hacktoberfest.

I plan on adding jest tests in a GitHub action, so expect that maybe sometime this week; It should take some of the load off someone's shoulders.

Do you have any resources on how you'd like to perform releases? I can look into getting that setup; maybe get a ball rolling.

[mikehardy]

Do I have ideas for release :-) :-) - semantic-release is the gold standard I think, react-native-webview for instance works beautifully and I believe react-native-share also has it all set up and working.

I'm pro-delegation and don't mind mistakes as long as someone is trying their best. If you want to set up a little testing and semantic-release I can grant power on the repo and the npmjs package repository

I have worked on react-native-firebase's CI a lot and those .github workflows are pretty good with regards to starting an iOS and Android emulator and running an app although those E2E tests are extraordinarily complex. I think simply building the app for iOS and Android along with jest tests would be an amazing first step, and then either semantic-release or a "workflow_dispatch" triggered publish

Those are the ideas anyway :-)

[schie]

Sounds good to me.

I'll start going through the repos you've mentioned, then set up jest testing in a GH action.