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Linking iOS
See original GitHub issueIn the readme you say:
To complete the bridging process, look for AppDelegate.h in ios/yourapp Add #import <YourModule/YourModule.h> to the top of the file
When I do that, I get:
fatal error: 'RNTestModule/RNTestModule.h' file not found
The files live in the root of ios/ folder - not in the project folder within, i.e. ios/MyApp. Could that be the reason?
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- Created 6 years ago
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I was able to reproduce your issue last night creating a demo project. Originally, I thought you meant that you had to manually add React files like
RCTBridgeModule.You will have to manually add your files generated from RNCB because we don’t currently edit your existing files like
project.pbxproj. Thank you for catching this though because this was definitely an opportunity to improve the readme. 😀Also, I put bridge modules in the root of
ios/because folders can get weird in Xcode and everyone has their own preferences. I tend to use groups instead of folders on disk to organize my bridge modules, but that’s up to you.Yes existing project: