Updated example projects to support v3 naming, CocoaPod libsodium #19
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I found-and replaced all instances of these names to get the project cleaned-up:
I updated the sample projects to use these names too. I had to copy
Telehash\ Playground/Telehash\ Playground/seeds.jsonto FieldTest to be compatible with the JSON parsing code, rather than the sample project's incompatibleseeds-real.jsonand missingseeds.jsonfile.I then brought in CocoaPods to manage libsodium, rather than having a round-about mechanism of installation. This is accomplished through a manually integrated CocoaPods project, the
Podsfile which is added to.gitignore. Important: this adds CocoaPods as a dependency of this project.Now the iOS project runs again and is easy to compile with the libsodium CocoaPod.