"Warning: Native component for "MKTouchable" does not exist"
See original GitHub issueHi!
For some reason, whenever I try to use any of the buttons I get the following error on the console and touch events aren’t triggered.
Warning: Native component for "MKTouchable" does not exist
I am using react-native 0.14.1 and react-native-material-kit 0.2.2 Anyone else running into this issue?
Thanks 😃
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Just tested on RN 0.17.0-rc, it’s working fine for me both on iOS and Android.
Please make sure the library is linked to your project (follow the Getting started guide)
For android projects, besides the dependency declaration in the gradle build file, you’ll also have to register the instance of
ReactMaterialKitPackage
to theReactInstanceManager
.Nevermind, I went into xcode and tried to build and noticed the usual post-react-native-0.40 build errors (changing “RCTView.h” to <React/RCTView.H>, and the such). Fixing those, building, deleting the app and reinstalling seems to have fixed it.