filecache | A simple file cache implementation in Go | Caching library

Solution:

Remove all this code:

Changing the core-site.xml configuration seems to do the job:

I had set the configuration livy.master to local, when i removed this configuration everything worked properly.

There are two solution you could try. Both require that you unlock the landscape orientation in your project configuration (Xcode and Android Manifest file), then:

1. Replace your stack navigators with createNativeStackNavigator from react-native-screens/native-stack. This allows you to limit your orientation to portrait (passing in screenOptions={{ screenOrientation: 'portrait_up' }} to your navigator). The native document viewer should then rotate fine. Depending on its mode of presentation, however, it might require that the presenting screen allows rotation (which you might not want).

2. Install react-native-orientation-locker or similar, and use it to lock orientation at app startup, unlock when document viewer is presented, and then lock when document viewer exits -- I'd say this is undesirable, because it might produce issues when transitioning away from the document viewer while in landscape (the previous screen will be shown in landscape before rotating back to portrait).

Are you sure that your newly created file is in the relative directory ../util/utils.js? Your export looks fine. Maybe try to print out the imported utils object to see what you actually imported.

EDIT: You are also passing relative filenames to your function which is now in a different diretory than before. When accessing fs.readFile(fullPath) it tries to read the file inside the directory "util/". You should call your function with a full filepath like util.generateFromFile(path.join(__dirname, "myfile.json")) using the path node package.

EDIT 2: Like Raeesaa state you are using fs.readFile wrong. It does not return a Promise but expects a callback. To is it with await you have to promisify it like so:

add this keys in info.plist for iOS

Figured out how to get the information. You have to .match() the key of the data stored in the cache and since it returns a promise you convert that into a .json() object.

Looks like your Google guava version is either too old (< 20.0) or mismatched (multiple jars versions). Make sure you don't have several versions get loaded into HADOOP_CLASSPATH.

Look for the guava versions by issuing:

"/data/user/0/com.test/files/all_lists" is a folder inside internal storage. That means you cannot open it in a file explorer, unless you have root access.

If you want to see them without rooting your phone I suggest you save your files in external storage. RNFetchBlob has constants that maps to some folders that might be useful for this purpose.

https://github.com/joltup/rn-fetch-blob/wiki/File-System-Access-API#dirs