I am building a cross-platform app with expo SDK36. I am testing with the expo client on android and ios.
It seems that the built expo apk downloaded on expo is different than the android version tested from my android expo client.
I can't scroll on my views with the app APK, hopefully, I saw it.
Is this an expo bug and is this expected? I was expecting to have the same app on both expo and real app.
I must rebuild until I find the bug, the APK and expo pipelines are quite busy, how can I troubleshoot efficiently without ejecting?
it is running cache. run this command. It will clear the cache.
npm start --cache-clear
Maybe your expo project on the cloud didn't update. Try
expo publish
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I'm trying to integrate paypal payments into my expo app, but as expo not yet supports paypal i was trying the react-native-paypal package. This requires to add some extra dependencies into the ios/android folders so i was trying to eject from expo using expo eject. Note that im running this command from a windows operating system and i also did find a way to install cocoapods. But the thing is that after running expo eject it warns me that i should do this procedure from macOS or linux to get the ios folder. How else can i get this? Thanks in advance.
I am a new expo and react-native user.
I am building mny react-native app with expo SDK36 and there is a QR code for my app on my dashboard on https://expo.io/#myusername/myproject.
Scanning the QR code with my Android phone will open the demo app with the expo client. Unfortunately, it is an old build
I want to publish the change so the demo app is the latest.
I have tried to run locally:
expo build:web: build the web-build
expo build:android: build a signed apk
expo build:ios -t simulator: build a tar.gz
None of these build commands seems to publish the online demo app. I haven't found a publish command.
How can I update the online expo demo android app?
You can try npm install -g expo-cli
I developed a react native app (version 57.4) on windows for android and it works fine.
Now I'm trying to build for iOS with no luck (as I don't have any experience with Xcode).
What I tried so far:
I knew that it requires a Mac and Xcode so I downloaded a VM, install Xcode.
Git clone myApp
react-native run-ios
But I got a lot of errors and build failures so after some search, I make these more steps:
react-native link
link some fonts manually
add a pod file and pod install
make some Xcode changes which I can't remember
react-native run-ios
And it works :)
BUT I had an issue with axios so I tried to fix it but I ruined the app so I removed the folder and re-cloned it again.
This time, I can't build successfully again!! and if it builds it crashes instantly!
My Question is what the exact steps do I need to make to build successfully on Mac (especially steps for Xcode)? including how to link all native dependencies correctly? and Is the pod file is necessary?
I'm trying to run a React-Native application on my Android device which is a Huawei Honor 7, the device is connected to the pc through USB and I'm running it through command with: react-native run-android why am I getting this error?
Check this issue: https://github.com/rebeccahughes/react-native-device-info/issues/176
Looks like you just need to reinstall node_modules
I used command: 'react-native run-ios' and I have a message "Build Succeeded", but when I can find app to install on my iphone?
There are two different things here.
Running react-native run-ios will run your application on your simulator.
To run it in your device, you'll need to run the application from xCode. You can check RN's official docs on running on device here.