cocoapods-fix-react-native | CocoaPods plugin for hot-patching React Native | Content Management System library
kandi X-RAY | cocoapods-fix-react-native Summary
kandi X-RAY | cocoapods-fix-react-native Summary
Hi there! This a CocoaPods plugin that we, the community, can use to plug the holes in React Native's CocoaPods support. CocoaPods allows you to add code to run before and at the end of the Podfile via installation hooks. You probably already have some custom code in there. This plugin allows all that code to be centralized and reasoned about in a single place per React Native version.
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QUESTION
I have a react native project that was working fine both on android and iOS. I added the calling and chat service to my project using the package 'react-native-quickblox-sdk v0.5.2-beta' afterwards.
It works perfectly fine on android, but when I run it on iOS, after loading all the bundles, just before opening the app, it brings up an error.
TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'Chat.addListener'). Here's the image of the error.
my podFile:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-10 at 12:00After struggling for 2 days I found the solution.
The problem turned out to be with iOS linking. The pods "QuickBlox" & "Quickblox-WebRTC" were unnecessary in the podfile (I added it later to see if it works but it wasn't working).
Instead I linked 'quickblox-react-native-sdk' with iOS with rnpm.
So that's the way:
1- execute this command on the bash:
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Install cocoapods-fix-react-native
You want to use a :path based gem in your project's Gemfile to point to the cloned repo. Make you to your App's Gemfile something like this:. Then when you run bundle exec pod install in that project, it will use the the code from your cloned copy. As use_frameworks! is more strict than static libraries, I'd recommend working on this project using a repo that has frameworks.
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