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I'm using wix/react-native-navigation router (tab based app) and react-native-adbmob package for AdMob Rewarded Video Ads. On Android, it works well, but on the iOS, when I try to show a Reward ad in react-native-navigation Modal window ( this.props.navigator.showModal(config) ), it is not visible although the adOpened event is fired. Has anybody faced the same or similar issue with other packages?

I am having problem with the installation of the React Native Navigation with React Native v0.51. I saw that there are changes made to the index.ios and index.android file in favor of only one index.js file. I have made changes accordingly in AppDelegate.m but it still does not work. AppDelegate.m App boot up stuck in 4/478 Mine is working fine with the same changes that you've made in your AppDelegate.m file like yours. But, I am still unable to get android running. While changing my AppDelegate.m file, xcode was unable to find the RCTBundleURLProvider.h so I had to re-link React under Product > Schema > Manage Schema For android: Adding the following method inside MainApplication class of MainApplication.java worked for me. @Override public String getJSMainModuleName() { return "index"; }

I'm currently trying to integrate React-Native into my existing Swift iOS project. I'm using Cocoapods already so I followed the documentation on the topic by adding the following to my Podfile: # React Native react_native_path = "../node_modules/react-native" pod "Yoga", :path => "#{react_native_path}/ReactCommon/yoga" pod "DoubleConversion", :podspec => "#{react_native_path}/third-party-podspecs/DoubleConversion.podspec" pod "GLog", :podspec => "#{react_native_path}/third-party-podspecs/GLog.podspec" pod "Folly", :podspec => "#{react_native_path}/third-party-podspecs/Folly.podspec" pod ‘React’, :path => react_native_path, :subspecs => [ ‘Core’, 'CxxBridge', 'DevSupport', ‘RCTImage’, ‘RCTNetwork’, ‘RCTText’, ‘RCTWebSocket’ ] This all works well enough and I'm able to build my app both in the simulator as well as on the device and...

I'm trying to get videos to play in my react native app. I'm trying to use react-native-video but when running the app via react-native run-android I get the error message: "undefined is not an object (evaluating'_reactNative.NativeModules.UIManager.RCT Video.Constants') This message doesn't really tell me much, but after trying to get this to work for a while I started to suspect that react-native-navigation, , which is the navigation I use for my app, has something to do with it. So I created a new react-native project and added react-native-video to it and got it working without too much trouble. So my question is if anyone has experienced the same thing, and could provide a solution to getting these two packages working together? My settings.gradle: rootProject.name = 'newproj' include ':react-native-video' project(':react-native-video').projectDir = new File(rootProject.projectDir, '../node_modules/react-native-vi...

I'm using react-native-tab-view as my main app container in which I have different components and nested tabs as well. However I wanted to use react-native-router-flux for navigation. I currently have the setup like so: <Router> <Scene key='root'> <Scene hideNavBar key='home' component={ReactNativeTabViewContainer} tabs ={true} initial={true} /> </Scene> </Router> But Right now the react-native-router-flux only sees a single route. How can I track the nav changes inside the React-native-tab-view and add those nav state to the main route state stored in redux.

I just wanna to know honest, experienced and objetive points of view about these two soutions to implement the navigation in React Native: React Navigation React Native Navigation Which its better and why. Thanks React Native Navigation as the name says uses the native modules with a JS bridge, so performance will/may be better. [Used by a large proportion out there]. requires native integration. While React Navigation is a simple and powerful solution provided by react native itself. Its an all JS implementation unlike the other that uses native support which can be tricky. Just npm-install and you're go to go ... Use react navigation if you prefer an all JS implementation and use native navigation if your highest priority lies in performance . Both libs are one of the best navigation solutions for React Native. Use it according to your needs. UPDATE : Both libs have undergone drastic changes and entered v2. react-navigation is more stable and perfo...