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I created a project RN 0.59 where everything was working. After the libraries are installed the command
react-native run-ios
stopped working. The simulator opens the application, staying on the splash screen for a while, and then closing the app.
However if I open the project in the Xcode, and have it executed, it normally opens.
Does anyone know why?
try: kill port process:
lsof -n -i4TCP:8081 | sed '1 d' | awk '{print $2}' | xargs kill -9and reset the cache:reactive-native start -- --reset-cache– Ivan Ferrer
Have you installed the Pods? Enter the Ios/ folder and run:
pod install– Ivan Ferrer
i am using v 0.59 from RN. pod install returns this: cd Ios && pod install && cd .. [! ] No`Podfile' found in the project directory.
– Luiz Régis
nothing yet, remains crashed and the Metro frozen in Loading dependency Graph, done.
– Luiz Régis
You need to add the Podfile to the folder, install the cocoapods, is using Yarn:
yarn add cocoapodsor npm:npm i cocoapods– Ivan Ferrer
see here how to do.
– Ivan Ferrer
Obs: to run on Android, don’t forget to create a file at the root of the android folder:
local.properties, written inside:sdk.dir = /Users/${USER}/Library/Android/sdkit must be pointing to the directory of your sdk 8 installed on the machine, and the emulator must be open.– Ivan Ferrer
I was using only the React-Native link, until then it was working, I never needed the cocoapods. I know version 0.60 requires Cocoa, but not 0.59
– Luiz Régis
Gives a look here, can do manually if you want.
– Ivan Ferrer