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No Podfile?

See original GitHub issue

It looks like the v2.* repo supported cocoapods, but this repo doesn’t have a podspec. Was a decision made to not support installing v3.* via cocoapods? Is this documented anywhere?

For more context, we found that in order to get react-native-maps running with the GOOGLE_PROVIDER on ios, we had to move our React library into cocoapods.

After following install instructions, I get this error:

/node_modules/gl-react-native/ios/EXGLViewManager.h:1:9: 'RCTViewManager.h' file not found

AFAIK when I bring in React via cocoapods, any libraries that depend on react need to be pods. (appreciate anyone letting me know if this is wrong, as I haven’t been able to get any react-native link stuff to find react when building)

Thanks!

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Created 6 years ago
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grecommented, Jun 26, 2017

we can add that yeah, probably valid use case. it would be great if we could create a minimal new app in a packages that would use this paradigm (cocoapods) to check it works correctly

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grecommented, Sep 6, 2017

the library no longer need a podfile because there is no longer any native code. now is delegated to lib react-native-webgl