BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for React Native

version 11.0

macOS

X

Windows 10

(

Android

only)

0.68.x (0.68.2 is the latest supported version)

0.67.x

0.66.x

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for Android

version 10.1 10.2, and 11.0. See the software and development requirements.

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for iOS

version 10.1 10.2, and 11.0. See the software and development requirements.

The
BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for React Native
supports the BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for iOS version 11.0 dynamic framework only. The
iOS
SDK static framework is no longer supported.

XMLHttpRequest and fetch are secured in scope of the BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Networking module.

<WebView /> is secured in scope of the BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-WebView UI component.

AsyncStorage is secured in the BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Async-Storage module.

SQLite is secured in the BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-SQLite-Storage module.

On

iOS

, the <Text /> component, <TextInput /> component, and Clipboard API are secured by integrating

BlackBerry Dynamics

.

On

Android

, the following items are required:

The <Text /> component is secured in scope of the BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Text UI component.
The <TextInput /> component is secured in scope of the BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-TextInput UI component.
The BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Clipboard module secures the Clipboard API on Android.

To add a

BlackBerry Dynamics

React Native

module, run following command:

$ yarn add

<path_to_module>

To remove a

BlackBerry Dynamics

React Native

module, run following command:

$ yarn remove

<path_to_module>

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Base automatically integrates the

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK

for

iOS

and

Android

into the React Native application.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Networking secures XMLHttpRequest and fetch APIs on

Android

. For more information, see React Native: Networking.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-SQLite-Storage secures SQLite database usage, based on the react-native-sqlite-storage third-party module.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Async-Storage secures built-in AsyncStorage.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Clipboard secures the built-in Clipboard API.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-AppKinetics provides the ability to use

BlackBerry Dynamics

app-based services within a

BlackBerry Dynamics

React Native app to securely communicate with other

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps in a process called Inter-Container Communication (ICC) or AppKinetics; also provides service discovery, service consumption, and service providing capabilities.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-FileSystem secures the API for the react-native-fs module; the JavaScript API of this module is the same, but files and directories are now stored and managed within the

BlackBerry Dynamics

secure container.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Launcher allows you to integrate the

BlackBerry Dynamics Launcher

with your

BlackBerry Dynamics

React Native

apps.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Application allows you to access information that is globally available to any

BlackBerry Dynamics

app.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-Text enables data leakage protection (DLP) within UI components on

Android

.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-TextInput enables DLP within UI components on

Android

.

BlackBerry-Dynamics-for-React-Native-WebView secures the built-in <WebView /> UI component to securely load public and enterprise resources within a WebView.

BasicNetworking provides examples of using fetch and XMLHttpRequest in different scenarios. This app covers different HTTP request types (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and so on), authentication types (basic auth, Digest, NTLM), and includes the ability to send different data types to the server and receive responses for different data types.

ClipboardTestApp demonstrates how to use the Clipboard API for data leakage prevention (DLP). It is possible to change the DLP policy on

UEM

and see how it affects the clipboard within the app. If DLP is enabled, clipboard data cannot be copied from a

BlackBerry Dynamics

app to a non-

BlackBerry Dynamics

app, and vice-versa.

DLP demonstrates how to use the <Text /> and <TextInput /> UI components together with the

UEM

DLP policy option. If DLP is on, it is not possible to perform cut-copy-paste operations to transfer data from

BlackBerry Dynamics

to non-

BlackBerry Dynamics

applications, and vice-versa.

SQLite demonstrates how to use a secure SQLite DB instance in a React Native app.

UnitTest runs Jasmine unit tests for fetch, XMLHttpRequest, Clipboard, AsyncStorage, SQLite, and AppKinetics in a React Native application.

WebViewBrowser demonstrates how to use the <WebView /> component in a React Native application.

FileSystem demonstrates how to use a secure FileSystem instance in a

React Native

app, how to manage files and directories, and how to upload and download files.

WebSocketClient and WebSocketServer demonstrate how to establish a connection to a WebSocket server using "ws://" or "wss://" protocols, how to send or receive text or binary data over a WebSocket connection, and how to close a WebSocket connection.

AppKinetics demonstrates how to use AppKinetics, or secure Inter-Container Communication (ICC), including sending and receiving files using ICC and creating secure email with

BlackBerry Work

or the native email client (if permitted).

Policy demonstrates how to retrieve a collection of app-specific configuration and policy settings. The retrieval of these settings happens during the method call or whenever settings are changed.