Add guide for using React Native in existing iOS App #546
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| When you are ready to work with Cocoapods, add the following line to `Podfile`. If you don't have one, then create it under the root directory of your project. | ||
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| pod 'React' |
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use ``` instead of indentation to format code
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Now fixed in b873fd6
Use ``` instead of indentation for code blocks
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| You should now add container view for React Native component. It can be any **UIView** in your app. | ||
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Can you add this image in the repo (website/src/react-native/img) this way it won't 404 if this url goes down.
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Of course. Just a sec ;)
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This is really good thanks! Can you use local images and then i'm good pulling it in |
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👍 great addition to the docs |
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Could we change the file name from |
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@iamdustan Opps! Look how naughty my fingers were. Will correct the typo soon. |
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@tjwudi ;) I have a few coworkers who have corrected my spelling plenty. I’ve gotten to be extra careful. |
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@vjeux @iamdustan Fixed. See 4040295 and 35bea5f |
Add guide for using React Native in existing iOS App
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if no cocoapods how to do |
* Add ScreenshotManagerTurboModule, but it is not called. * ... * Update AppDelegate.mm * Fix code due to facebook API rename * Update AppDelegate.mm * [Pods] Expose boost headers to consumer of RCT-Folly (facebook#1) * Update AppDelegate.mm * ScreenshotManagerTurboModule gets called * reject the promise in takeScreenshot * ... * Put TurboModuleRegistry.get call at the right place * ... * Successfully took the screenshot * Remove unnecessary code * Fix code review comments * Fix code review comments * ... * Fix code review comments * Fix build break * Fix build break * Fix build break * Update NativeScreenshotManager.js * Fix build break * Fix yarn lint errors Co-authored-by: Eloy Durán <[email protected]>
See #483. I wrote a tutorial on this topic and would like to add it as a guide.