JourneyApps Container v4.28
We're excited to announce v4.28 of the JourneyApps Container. Included in this release:
Source code protection
The apps you build for your customers often contain processes and IP valuable to their business - let’s help you to protect it. Introducing the ability to encrypt app-level source code. Your app’s source code is encrypted after download and only decrypted in memory when your app is executing. To enable, contact the JourneyApps Support Team for assistance.
Parsing CSV files
We’ve extended in-app CSV capability to parse CSV files into arrays. Does your user need to import large sets of data client-side? Now it’s a lot easier. Introducing CSV.parse. We’ve also added CSV.stringify (an alias for generateCSV, which has been deprecated). See CSV doc for more details.
(Note that generateCSV still works as expected, but we encourage you to replace its usages with CSV.stringify)
And more!
We’ve added journey.config, which returns information about the container that your app is currently running in. See here for information.
We’ve fixed a bug where datetime values did not sort correctly in Object Tables v2.
We’ve optimized action sheets and signature dialogs to be less likely to leak memory and cause your app to slow down.
We’ve improved DB-related error messages, allowing you to give better support to your users.
Changelog
added: Ability to encrypt app source code
added:
CSV.parse
andCSV.stringify
utility functionsadded:
journey.config
to view information about the container the app is currently running inadded:
disabled
states to text-input, date-input, datetime-input and object-dropdownfixed: Bug where datetime values did not sort correctly in Object Tables v2
improved: Action sheets and signature dialogs to be less likely to leak memory
improved: DB-related error messages
broken: (4.28.0) Disabled menu buttons are not working anymore. Fixed in 4.28.1
fixed: (4.28.1) Disabled menu buttons are working correctly again
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