Setup Workers in Objective C iOS Project
See original GitHub issueHi Fabricio, Thanks for the useful library - we have integrated it successfully in our production app for Android but are facing a syntactical issue on iOS.
Can anyone please convert the following set-up code to Objective C?
RNWorkersManager.sharedInstance().initWorker(withBundleRoot: "index.worker", fallbackResouce: "worker", moduleName: "rnapp")
Our team has very little experience with iOS and any help is appreciated.
Thanks!
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I should probably mention that I was running into the above issue while trying to use this library in a create-react-native-app, ejected with ExpoKit. I think that perhaps the cocoa pods dependency management was messing me up, because when moving to a vanilla react-native project I have no issues