kapilw360
kapilw360
The following thinks i have done * Updated react-native version with pod install.
import { Activities, Observers, Permissions, Units } from './src/constants' const { AppleHealthKit } = require('react-native').NativeModules export const HealthKit = { initHealthKit: AppleHealthKit.initHealthKit, isAvailable: AppleHealthKit.isAvailable, getBiologicalSex: AppleHealthKit.getBiologicalSex, getBloodType: AppleHealthKit.getBloodType, getDateOfBirth: AppleHealthKit.getDateOfBirth,...
> Thanks its working, do you know why we have to do that and how to make that persistent even after an update > Thanks its working, do you know...
> [@kapilw360](https://github.com/kapilw360) Bro, just let me know if I can help you somehow, or just contact me and I would like to pay you some $ just because the problem...
> > Do you know guys why it shows me an error to the initHealthKit on the android? after applied the patch ? Thanks. > > Yes, the patch attempts...
> Adding the above logic for iOS react-native-health in node_modules works fine for iOS but If we are using react-native-health-connect for android, it is failing or Android at iOS library....
> Hello [@kapilw360](https://github.com/kapilw360) 👋 > > Sorry for the long wait. > > We are working in order to provide full support for RN 0.76 and we will keep you...
> I'm facing same issue with react 0.79 and datadog 2.6.6 You can use alternative library. thats will be good choice and less code than datadog
> ### Description > After upgrading RN from 74.1 to 76.0 I get the following error when launching the app in debug from Xcode : > > ``` > libc++abi:...
> the problem is in the AppDelegate of your app, not in React Native. What's happening is that your app is trying to access the React Native runtime before it...