Pranav Raj Singh Chauhan

Thanks @efstathiosntonas for raising the issue. Have you added WCLShineButton.framework in your app Embedded Binaries? Please follow below steps in order to add the same: Add WCLShineButton.framework in Embedded Binaries...

Looks like the library is not added properly to the app. Can you please try this by adding it manually. Please click on `+` button and then click on `Add...

Hi @efstathiosntonas, Are you able to link the library? Let me know in case you need any help. Thanks Pranav

Hi @efstathiosntonas + @jorgemarrero: Apologies for not able to provide any help. Can you please try once by running the built in example app. Just wanted to check is it...

@JayricMok: Have you run below command in order to install native swift library? `cd ../node_modules/react-native-shine-button/ios && pod install` If yes, can you please compare your local install file from github...

@JayricMok: That's strange. Just for confirmation, can you please run built-in example app in order to verify the same. Thanks

@JayricMok: My apologies for that. Across packages those have native Swift library dependencies, I am receiving issues from the community. Earlier I have tried to come up with a concrete...

Hi @JayricMok: I have got the root cause and solution. Basically `xcode` is caching previous version of library, you need to clear `Derived Data`. Please follow below few references in...

Got you. I need to check for conditional import, however if you don't specify/ configure icons in xcode or android build setting then it won't bundle icons and will not...

Thanks @longnk-1447 for raising issue. I have looked into the native [iOS library](https://github.com/liufengting/FTPopOverMenu), it looks like it does not support specifying icon size and it defaults take icon size. Let...