JSON value '50' of type NSString cannot be converted to a YGValue

Hi!

I’m using version 7.2.0 of react-native-svg. When doing something as simple as this: <Rect height="50" width="1640.96" fill="#acd6ea" x="-232.39" y="-289.21" /> I get the following error: JSON value ‘50’ of type NSString cannot be converted to a YGValue. Did you forget the % or pt suffix? It seems like I need to specify height and width as follows: <Rect height={50} width={1640.96} fill="#acd6ea" x="-232.39" y="-289.21" /> Is this really how it supposed to be? The readme file with instructions clearly tells that it should be a string, not and int.

[david-cako]

I was having issues where it wasn’t converting NSString to NSFloat and NSNumber. Many hours spent, many combinations of RNSVG and victory-native (what I was using it with), clean builds all along the way, and I even bumped from react-native 0.55.4 to 0.57.3. Nothing worked.

I started screwing with the order of libraries in my xcode project and that seemed to fix it. One thing I remember doing specifically was putting libPods (as I have RNSVG installed through cocoapods) first in Linked Libraries and Frameworks.

I’d recommend if anyone is having issues with value conversion that they toy with the order RNSVG is linked, or try using/not using cocoapods for installation. I think there’s something going on where another library I’m using is stomping on RNSVG’s expected RCTConvert imports/implementation.

[tovesson]

I got it working using the Xcode legacy build system