Buttons are not working...

[huzaifaazim0]

i am on

"react-native": "0.66.4",
"react-native-jitsi-meet": "^2.1.2"

and not a single button is working which versions should i use? so that buttons work properly.

i used the "exampleApp" buttons were working fine but disabling chat feature didnt work

i need this working with chat features disabled...

[andika-andriana]

hi @huzaifaazim0 ,

I thing your issue relate with this I facing same problem and solve that by downgrading my react-native version to 0.63

[vphutane27]

I am facing the same problem, not a single button working

[huzaifaazim0]

hi @huzaifaazim0 ,

I thing your issue relate with this I facing same problem and solve that by downgrading my react-native version to 0.63

yes 0.63 works but while using 0.63 i get about 25 high level vulnerabilities... if someone can give me a hint what breaks this lib in 0.64 then maybe i can spare some time to add support for 0.64

[rizbud]

same here. downgrade react-native version is not the best solution

[dgreasi]

Got it working with the following:

"react-native": "0.64.2",

but it was neccesery to build the jitsi-meet library myself, and update the react-native that jitsi-meet uses to 0.64.2.

The error occurs because of that.

In short, the reason is that 3.6.0 sdk of jitsi-meet uses a react-native version < 0.64.0, in which react-native uses the playTouchSound function of Touchable, which is no longer imported from the same library in versions > 0.64.0

Thus no button in Android works because of the error.

[paudeldileep]

Got it working with the following:

"react-native": "0.64.2",

but it was neccesery to build the jitsi-meet library myself, and update the react-native that jitsi-meet uses to 0.64.2.

The error occurs because of that.

In short, the reason is that 3.6.0 sdk of jitsi-meet uses a react-native version < 0.64.0, in which react-native uses the playTouchSound function of Touchable, which is no longer imported from the same library in versions > 0.64.0

Thus no button in Android works because of the error.

can you explain detailed solution. What should i do inorder to make it work?

[dgreasi]

First you need a lib like this to consume the artifacts in a react-native application.

If you want to build the lib yourself (which is the case), to consume your artifacts you will need to override the sources of the react-native-jitsi-meet.

This can be done withing you project.

1. Android at your android/build.gradle

allprojects {
  repositories {
    ...
    
   maven {
       url "https://github.com/{your-repos}/raw/main/releases"
   }

    ...
  }
}

2. iOS in the end of your Podfile

...
pod 'JitsiMeetSDK', :git => 'https://github.com/{your-repos}.git', :tag => '{your-tag}'

Thus with the above lines you can use the builds (artifacts) that you created and override what the lib uses.

Note that in Android you need to specify folder releases from a branch and in iOS you can create a release in the repo and use the tag.

You can find more info here about the jitsi-meet build and the file structure of the repositories that contain the artifacts for each platform.

This is the jitsi-meet i used to build my artifacts, after the changes i made.

I also use my own react-native-jitsi-meet to use the jitsi-meet sdk-3.6.0, which is the one that worked for my project. Obviously, you can fork everything again and try to use a bigger version if you like.

I made my changes in the jitsi-meet project from the tag ios-sdk-3.6.0.

Be aware that this process consumes a lot of time. Good luck.

[paudeldileep]

First you need a lib like this to consume the artifacts in a react-native application.

If you want to build the lib yourself (which is the case), to consume your artifacts you will need to override the sources of the react-native-jitsi-meet.

This can be done withing you project.

1. Android at your android/build.gradle

allprojects {
  repositories {
    ...
    
   maven {
       url "https://github.com/{your-repos}/raw/main/releases"
   }

    ...
  }
}

2. iOS in the end of your Podfile

...
pod 'JitsiMeetSDK', :git => 'https://github.com/{your-repos}.git', :tag => '{your-tag}'

Thus with the above lines you can use the builds (artifacts) that you created and override what the lib uses.

Note that in Android you need to specify folder releases from a branch and in iOS you can create a release in the repo and use the tag.

You can find more info here about the jitsi-meet build and the file structure of the repositories that contain the artifacts for each platform.

This is the jitsi-meet i used to build my artifacts, after the changes i made.

I also use my own react-native-jitsi-meet to use the jitsi-meet sdk-3.6.0, which is the one that worked for my project. Obviously, you can fork everything again and try to use a bigger version if you like.

I made my changes in the jitsi-meet project from the tag ios-sdk-3.6.0.

Be aware that this process consumes a lot of time. Good luck.

thanks for the info

[paudeldileep]

how do i join a call started by someone else?

[rcidt]

Try this solution https://github.com/skrafft/react-native-jitsi-meet/issues/265#issuecomment-1065550409