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QUESTION
I followed this tutorial to create my react native library with Native Module. I need to use a mobile SDK developed from BROTHER to use their printers in one of my REACT-NATIVE app.
The library that I wrote works great, and I'm able also to test in the example app that the automatic tool creates.
Now I want to use this library in my REACT-NATIVE app, and I followed these steps:
- in the path of my react native app i wrote npm install ;
- in my app I call my library with
import MyLibrary from '...name of my library...'
without using it inside my component, just import only to try if there is some error;
The result is that my app start and is blocked with white screen and in the log of XCode I receive the following errors that are in loop:
and
I tried to delete metro cache, remove node_modules, reinstall pods...nothing helped me.
If I remove the line import MyLibrary from '...name of my library...'
my app works.
There is some problem in the way I have to link my local library to my react-native app.
I started my react-native app with EXPO and after I ejected it.
react: 16.13.1 react-native: 0.63.4 npm: 7.9.0
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 13:34To solve this I should only create a Swift file and a Bridge header file in the React app where I want to add my Native Module. This is because I developed the Native Module with Swift.
QUESTION
I created a node project and for a specific function, I need to create a custom native C-module. I created a Hello World project and moved it into a sub directory of my node project (called my-native-module). It contains the bindings.gyp
, the hello-world.c
, etc.
How can I now embed this into the project itself without making it an external project? How would I compile this? Is there a specific npm
command for this?
Here is the current directory structure of my project, with the native-module inside
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-05 at 06:36First tell npm that you are using gyp by setting "gypfile": true
and by adding build
and clean
commands to scripts in package.json
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-16 at 16:11Is this as simple as an import problem?
I noticed your MyAppPackage class is defined here:
QUESTION
I've tried following this guide 10 times today: https://reactnative.dev/docs/native-modules-android
I just tried on a clean project following the guidelines exactly. No matter what I do I always get
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-30 at 07:41Apparently Expo does not support custom native modules.
QUESTION
I have built a react native library module (with RN 0.63). This module depends on some thirdparty SDKs. When integrated with Android (using .aar files) it works just fine. In case of iOS, I have been able to get the library module working without the SDK (using swift hence with the bridging header). On adding the SDK, I am getting errors such as .h is not avaialble.
This is my directory My directory structure:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-13 at 09:29after days of research and experimenting, I have been able to resolve the problem. It's simple enough, made difficult with lack of resources on the topic.
Primarily, I used the podspec file in my react native lib (ios folder) to add dependency on the 3rd party frameworks as follows.
react-native-lib.podspec
QUESTION
I would like to use onRequestPermissionsResult
in a native Android module, that can be imported into a React Native project.
The permission handling needs to happen in the module - so PermissionsAndroid or changing the project MainActivity won't work. For the similar onActivityResult
there is a way to create and add a listener to the ReactApplicationContext.
Is there a way to do this for onRequestPermissionsResult
?
Edit: Added native module code to show what I'm trying to do:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-04 at 23:04It's not well documented but yes you can.
- Update your
NativeModule
to also implement PermissionListener and override the onRequestPermissionsResult() method. - Cast the current activity to PermissionAwareActivity and call its requestPermissions() method passing
this
as thelistener
argument.
Here's an example:
QUESTION
my question might be a little bit silly or ambiguous since I am fairly new to react native.
I'm trying to use the following repository for my react-native project https://github.com/smekalka/react-native-universal-pedometer. I have noticed that the repo is implemented in .java
with platform folder
unlike the regular .js
or .ts
files I used to see. Is this repository considered native module
as react native doc describe?
Or in general how I can tell the whatever lib I am using is a native module.
The project is previously tested are under the support of expo-cli
. I experienced the error null is not n object
while using this repo. If so, I am probably going to eject the expo-cli and rewrite my code so I can use and even create own native-module for full control, some core implementations that written in other languages or expo-cli
does not support.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-06 at 22:09Yes, the android
and ios
directories in the repository contain the 'native' code used to implement the platform-specific hooks that the Javascript will be able to pick up. Expo is not able to use these native modules or native code so your assumption is correct; you will need to eject your app in order to use this module.
If your app is below version 0.60 of React Native, after installing the module you will need to run react-native link react-native-universal-pedometer
to link the native code to the Javascript runtime. If you're above 0.60, it will link automatically when installed.
QUESTION
I'm starting with React Native development and I encountered an issue in the very beginning. When trying to run my app I get errors:
Invariant Violation: Module AppRegistry is not a registered callable module (calling runApplication)
Unhandled JS Exception: Invariant Violation: Native module cannot be null.
Unhandled JS Exception: Invariant Violation: Module AppRegistry is not a registered callable module (calling runApplication)
My App.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-15 at 17:25run either npm cache verify
or cd ios && pod install
and then npm run ios
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a native module to use AVFoundation. I need to write a function in Swift that returns a value to javascript, so I have followed the instructions on Exporting Swift.
Here are my 3 resulting files:
MediaManager.swift
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-12 at 20:52The return value is only for constants.
Use this
QUESTION
I am following Native Module documentation for android: https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/native-modules-android.html#docsNav
My package currently looks like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-20 at 13:56I think this method was removed in React Native version 0.47. Are you sure your React Native version is update to date in npm? You can can check your version by running react-native -v
from your project directory. Any version above this shouldn't require that method to be implemented. If you don't want to change your version, try simply implementing the method with return Collections.emptyList();
.
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