[TIMOB-18092] Rebuild modules for 64-bit architectures

This epic encapsulates all of the 64-bit upgrades we will need for modules, both for iOS and (eventually) Android. * Convert modules to 64-bit for iOS * Add architectures line into manifest * Move .zip file from distribution to release * Update .travis.yml file

Steps

Below are the steps to be followed when doing the update.

Planning

1. Find a module not yet converted. Create a ticket for the module, and add it to this epic. Give it an estimate in Story Points

Module conversion (iOS)

To update an existing module and make it 64bit compatible follow these steps: 1. Open the Xcode project 2. You should have at least one warning asking you to update the project to the "recommended settings", do that 3. Go to the project settings and set the iOS Deployment Target to at least iOS 6.0 4. In Build Settings, change all the architectures to "$(ARCHS_STANDARD)" That's it, build the module normally and it should now be 64-bit compatible. To verify it, run this on the command line

cd module_root_dir
xcrun lipo -info build/lib.your_module_here.a 

And the output should be this:

Architectures in the fat file: build/lib.your_module_here.a are: armv7 i386 x86_64 arm64

Add architectures line, bump version and edit changelog

1. From TIMOB-18065, add the results of the lipo command to the module manifest. An example (Android):

#
this is your module manifest and used by Titanium
during compilation, packaging, distribution, etc.
#
version: 1.1.0
apiversion: 2
architectures: armeabi armeabi-v7a x86
description: Awesome App Functionality
author: Appcelerator
license: Apache v2
copyright: Copyright (c) 2013 by Appcelerator

these should not be edited
...

2. You will also want to bump the module minor version, i.e. 1.0.1 -> 1.1.0. We are doing this for all 64-bit updates. 3. Add a note into changelog.md about updating the module to support 64-bit. 4. If you bump the TiSDK version that you are building with, update the minsdk in the manifest to match but there is no need to add the GA (if the minsdk of a module is 3.0.0 and you change the module to build with 3.4.1.GA then you should bump the minsdk to 3.4.1).

Add .travis.yml file

In your pull request, also add a .travis.yml file. See https://github.com/appcelerator-modules/ti.redlaser/blob/master/.travis.yml for an example.

language: objective-c
env:
global:
    - "MODULE_NAME=<module_id>"
before_install:
    - MODULE_ROOT=$PWD
install:
    - cd $MODULE_ROOT
    - curl -o install.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/appcelerator-modules/ci/master/travis/install.sh
    - source install.sh
script: 
    - curl -o script.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/appcelerator-modules/ci/master/travis/script.sh
    - source script.sh
after_success: # and this only on success
    - curl -o deploy.sh https://raw.githubusercontent.com/appcelerator-modules/ci/master/travis/deploy.sh
    - source deploy.sh

Create Pull Request

As part of the pull request: 1. Build the module 2. Remove the .zip file for the module from the iOS directory (this means do not commit the module zip, create a github release instead). 3. Create a GitHub "Release" and attach the .zip file for the module. Mark it as a pre-release. When the PR is merged, delete the pre-release and tag and then re-tag the release against the newest code, and update it to remove the "pre-release" flag.