Generate Signed APK: Errors while building APK. You can find the errors in the
2 files found with path 'lib/armeabi-v7a/libfbjni.so'.
If you are using jniLibs and CMake IMPORTED targets, see
https://developer.android.com/r/tools/jniLibs-vs-imported-targets
changes in build.gradle file
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I'm new to react-native, I've seen tutorials but everyone uses expo. I downloaded this project where they don't use expo. I want to compile this application for android, to finally get an .apk
This application already has a folder called "Android" but inside it does not have its respective .apk. How can I generate it?
this is the repository:
https://github.com/zsajjad/BusinessCard
It would be great if you can attach screenshots of how I should do it
Note. I have the latest version of android studio and I don't see the option of "build"
commands like "gradlew" from the console, they don't work, it's as if I didn't have that command installed
Following instructions for build apk using android studio
Hope you installed node and react native on your machine. If not
please follow the link to install it.Install node and react native
open your command prompt or terminal and redirect to your download project - cd /Businesscard Master (change it according to your project location)
Now enter - npm install
Enter - react-native link
Follow the android related linking instructions on following link react native camera
Hope you know about android camera and storage permissions.
same thing for react native text detector. Because your downloaded project have that packages in package.json
Now open your project android folder in android studio using open existing android project.
Then select build your project from android studio build menu and run it also
Generate apk using build menu- same process you have to follow for native android project
You don't need to use the CLI, that's needlessly complicated and it obscures what Android Studio is actually doing. Here's all you need to do.
Open the whole /Android/ folder in Android Studio. This is your "project" similar to how you open a *.xed file in XCode. Except in Android Studio, you just open up the whole folder to get the build.
Android Studio will now prepare your project using Gradle. If there are any errors in the preparation it will tell you about them. Assuming your gradle and Android Studio versions are compatible and you got no errors, you're now ready to emulate, debug and create a production build. At this point the workflow is similar to using XCode. You'll see emulators under Tools -> AVD Manager.
In the file menus go to Build->Generate APK. You can choose between signed APKs, debug APKs and so on. You'll need the key file if you're signing the APK on your computer, otherwise there's also Google Play signing after you upload the APK.
TL;DR: Just open your /Android/ folder in Android Studio.
Side note: When Android Studio gives you popups to upgrade stuff don't do it. NEVER upgrade Gradle or Android Studio unless the RN / Expo team specifically ask you. This will break your whole project and you will need to rebuild the platform.
I have made a custom wrapper in android for react-native. When I am using react-native link to install dependancy in android for my Project, it is not doing any changes neither showing any errors. I have followed this document https://www.botreetechnologies.com/blog/how-to-build-a-react-native-android-bridge for same but I have to make changes in android files manually for my Module and package. Do I need to add build.gradle too in android directory? or any other file if I have missed. This is my file structure for bridge.
This is how I am importing my local package in another React Native package's package.json
I have wrote a project by React Native,now I need to reference a android SDK to implement some functions.
the android sdk is a aar file,and it contains JNI,now it reports couldn't find "libjniload.so", the "libjniload.so" is in the aar.
If you want to reference an Android SDK, you must add the files to your android project in your react native project. That means, you must add the dependencies to your build.gradle, and copy the files to you libs folder etc.. This is not any different than adding .aar files to an Android project. After this, you will need to implement a native module to call its functions from react-native. This is the general procedure, what exact step is causing error?
I am getting an error > Task :app:processReleaseResources FAILED
Putting task artifact state for task ':app:processReleaseResources' into context took 0.0 secs.
file or directory '/Users/apple/Desktop/MyParkkingAppLocalRepo/the-parkking-reactnative/android/app/libs', not found
file or directory '/Users/apple/Desktop/MyParkkingAppLocalRepo/the-parkking-reactnative/android/app/libs', not found
while generating the signed APK for react native project as i am following the instructions given on https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/signed-apk-android.html. How to fix it??
Check your SDK version. Sometimes this error happened when your build.gradle sdk version mismatched with your installed SDK.
I wrote the code for the app in Visual basic. I was also using the cygwin terminal for making files, folders, installing packages etc. Expo also so that I can run the emulator. I now have the folder in Visual basic so how do I convert it to an apk file? Please help.