Cory McAboy
Cory McAboy
+1 I'm getting the same error. I've also seen several posts on stackOverflow reference the same library and code.
In my case, the splash screen appears, but it doesn't hide.
The react native team at Facebook no longer manages the webview component. It is now managed by the community. Unfortunately, this library has not updated their dependencies to reflect this...
I am also running into this issue with plain create-react-app. The component re-renders with updated props, but those props don't get expose to useQuery.
I was able to get around it with useEffect and setQuery. It's kind of hacky, but it does work. ``` const { loading, data, error, store, setQuery } = useQuery((store)...
I am not using expo and I am running into this issue.
I was able to fix this by manually adding the Clipboard package to MainApplication.java. For whatever reason, the link command did not add it. I'm on 0.59.10. ```java import com.reactnativecommunity.clipboard.ClipboardPackage;...
@dikirill I tried that, but it didn't work in my case. We ended up upgrading to `2.x`, which fixed the issue. It was just annoying as we had to deal...
I am running into the same problem. Would like to know if there is a workaround.
His slider does take a property called "sliderWidth" that accepts a number as the width of the slider. sliderWidth={250} It is 280 by default.