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iOS Error: Invariant Violation: requireNativeComponent: "RNSiriWaveView" was not found in the UIManager.

Open bhakunineeraj opened this issue 7 years ago • 8 comments

I have to use yarn instead of npm.

Here is command follow

  • yarn add react-native-siri-wave-view

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@prscX Please provide your needful help. Thanks in advance.

bhakunineeraj avatar Dec 07 '18 06:12 bhakunineeraj

@prscX Please help me..

bhakunineeraj avatar Dec 09 '18 05:12 bhakunineeraj

Hi,

faced the same issue to. Solved by:

1.) Ensure the siri-wave-view project is correctly linked in your project. If no arrow is on the left side of the project icon or the project icon has some alpha transparency, then it's not. Select it, remove it (Remove References, NOT Move to Trash). Add it again by right clicking the Library Folder and then "Add Files to {YOUR_PROJECT_NAME}". Browse to node_modules/react-native-siri-wave-view/ios and select RNSiriWaveView.xcodeproj, NOT the .xcworkspace file.

2.) Select the RNSiriWaveView.xcodeproj in the left pane, then select the Build Settings tab, search for "Header Search Paths" and add in both, Debug and Release a new line with the following:

"${PODS_ROOT}/../../../../ios/Pods/Headers"

Build and run should now work

inglucifer83 avatar Mar 06 '19 08:03 inglucifer83

@inglucifer83 I am using Expo library.. is it compatible with?

bhakunineeraj avatar Mar 12 '19 02:03 bhakunineeraj

Hi,

faced the same issue to. Solved by:

1.) Ensure the siri-wave-view project is correctly linked in your project. If no arrow is on the left side of the project icon or the project icon has some alpha transparency, then it's not. Select it, remove it (Remove References, NOT Move to Trash). Add it again by right clicking the Library Folder and then "Add Files to {YOUR_PROJECT_NAME}". Browse to node_modules/react-native-siri-wave-view/ios and select RNSiriWaveView.xcodeproj, NOT the .xcworkspace file.

2.) Select the RNSiriWaveView.xcodeproj in the left pane, then select the Build Settings tab, search for "Header Search Paths" and add in both, Debug and Release a new line with the following:

"${PODS_ROOT}/../../../../ios/Pods/Headers"

Build and run should now work

I tried this, but it still gives me same error. "requireNativeComponent: "RNSiriWaveView" was not found in the UIManager."

emmanuelfrancis avatar Jan 02 '20 14:01 emmanuelfrancis

I'm facing the same error, using RN 61.4

ChristianChiarulli avatar Feb 12 '20 03:02 ChristianChiarulli

Also facing same error on RN 61. Any solution? Not able to install pod

sensoft2207 avatar Mar 12 '20 11:03 sensoft2207

@prscX Its not working for IOS. Getting same error. Can you please guide proper implementation for IOS.

amjadislam avatar Jun 20 '20 13:06 amjadislam

Getting same error. Any solution?

ghafartanveer avatar Jul 05 '20 12:07 ghafartanveer