I'm trying to use FlatBuffers in a React Native project.
When I try to create a ByteBuffer object I'm getting this error.
Property 'TextDecoder' doesn't exist
Does FlatBuffers support React Native? It looks like a separate package would be required to support TextDecoder in React Native.
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I'm creating a react native library of components. This library will include typography. How can I include a font with this library? So that when I go to import the library into another react native project the font is automatically installed?
I know if I was using expo I could use expo-font to async import fonts. Is there a way of doing this without expo?
I'm creating a custom library for React Native. I initiated the library using react-native-create-library. The library has not any native code. It's just written in typescript. At some places, I need to use react-native packages like react-native-bip39 and react-native-libsodium. But when I import any one of them it doesn't work, instead, it gives error that .default.function() is undefined or null.
How I can import such libraries into my project.
I would like to know if it is possible to turn on the location using React Native without the library. I just need to turn on the location. I searched but I just found about librarys.
Actually in older version of react native it offers Geolocation to enable and get location.
In newer version they separate it from react native package in order to decrease the size of react native package and shift to
#react-native-community/geolocation
I have a native library that can be used by react native app or traditional native app. Inside of my library, I want to check if this native library is running in react native environment or not.
Any one has suggestion?
I got this error that says:
React Native version mismatch.
JavaScript version 0.50.3
Native Version 0.52.0
I have used Expo Client 2.3.0 on my Android mobile device. This attached screenshot shows the error:
Regards
React Native 0.53-rc is not a version that is supported by Expo and you always need to match the versions of React Native's JS and native code.
When you specify an Expo SDK version, that tells Expo which of its included versions of React Native to run. For example, Expo SDK 25 corresponds to React Native 0.52; a project that specifies "sdkVersion": "25.0.0" would make Expo load the native code for React Native 0.52.
Important: This also means you must use the JavaScript for React Native 0.52. The most reliable way to do this is to use the corresponding copy of React Native released by Expo, which often looks like:
"react-native": "https://github.com/expo/react-native/archive/sdk-25.0.0.tar.gz"