react-native-version | :1234: Version your React Native or Expo app in a `npm version` fashion | Frontend Framework library

I have already searched the whole internet for the question in the title, but have not found anything. I am using react native web with expo and trying to find out which operating system the users of a web application are using.

I came across the Platform.OS function, but this function does NOT solve the problem I just described. Platform.OS returns 'web' for both Android and IOS.

It seems to me that React Native adds default LayoutAnimations only on iOS. I have the exact same code for iOS & Android and on iOS layout and CSS changes are animated. For example hiding/showing some Views have spring or easeIn animations. Or changing Text values seems to have some kind of fade animation. But I have not defined them anywhere in my code. I'm also using react-native-paper which I thought to be the reason for that at first but I removed that along with other libraries that might cause that and it was still happening. Basically it is happening with just the components from react-native. I'll put my package.json down below as well just in case. Has anybody had the same issue? Is it possible to completely disable LayoutAnimations on iOS?

Just got this message from Apple this morning:

I'm getting ready to put my application in the play store but I need your help about force user to update if I put another new version.

After searching I found two approaches:

1. react-native-version-check library: I found this tutorial

2. react-native-android-inapp-updates library

I don't know which lib to choose but I think the first approach (react-native-version-check) is better.

What do you think? Are there any other (better) suggestions?

I am trying to use UseEffect react hook but getting error : React Hook "useEffect" is called in function "cockpit" which is neither a React function component or a custom React Hook function

I am trying to add redux with redux toolkit to an existing react native app with my first attempt at atomic design.

I have wrapped my index.js components in a per the docs but it seems like react-redux is searching for a location called 'src/redux' which is throwing an error.

I originally tried to combine all redux functionality within an 'src/redux' folder and used jsonconfig.json to alias '_redux' to path 'src/redux' with subfolders and index.js files pointing to subfolders 'actions', 'reducers' and 'store'.

I came across some errors and figured it was probably bad form to have a folder called 'redux' so I changed it to 'appRedux' and then this problem appeared.

I've dropped node_modules and reinstalled multiple times, cleared metro caches, searched for any reference to 'src/redux' across the app, and finally started again from scratch by resetting git to HEAD and adding appRedux and new modules again, only to encounter the same error. Now I'm guessing that perhaps the folder naming issue was only a coincidence, but I'm at a loss on how to resolve.

Any pointers? There is not much out there on redux-toolkit with react native and I'd prefer not to have to write all the boilerplate redux code.

Full error:

I already went through multiple posts and possible fixes, updating different libraries, etc, trying to fix this issue. I'm not able to identify which library can be the problem.

After running grep -r UIWebView ./* on my entire project I get the following references:

We have a React Native app where after upgrading to Android Studio 3.6.1 and Gradle plugin 3.6.1 we are seeing this compilation error:

Yesterday my app was building correctly and today without changing anything I'm not able to build anymore, I'm getting this error:

Android dependency 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-stats' has >different version for the compile (16.0.1) and runtime (17.0.0) >classpath. You should manually set the same version via >DependencyResolution

I tried to bypass this with "com.google.gms.googleservices.GoogleServicesPlugin.config.disableVersionCheck = true" and clean the project many times, but the error is still here.

My app/build.gradle file :