if you are using Expo, you have to specify the entrypoint in your app.json file like this: { “expo”: { “entryPoint”: “./src/app/index.js” } } then, inside that file you need to register the app with Expo.registerRootComponent(YOUR_MAIN_APP_COMPONENT) import Expo from ‘expo’ … class App extends Component { … } export default Expo.registerRootComponent(App); this way you can … Read more
The solution if ur version of react-native >= 0.61.0 : sudo rm -rf android/ ios/ yarn add react-native-eject npx react-native eject enjoy !
From Menu Bar, I/O -> Input -> Send Keyboard Input to Device. It really helps.
This seems like an issue with the cocoa pods required for linking React to your project. Try running pod install in your project directory using terminal and then try to build.
As of React Native 0.41 both ListView and ScrollView have scrollToEnd() methods. ListView‘s is documented at https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/listview.html#scrolltoend You’ll need to use a ref to store a reference to your ListView when you render it: <ListView dataSource={yourDataSource} renderRow={yourRenderingCallback} ref={listView => { this.listView = listView; }} </ListView> Then, you can just call this.listView.scrollToEnd() to scroll to the … Read more
Its type definition from Flow, it means that constant App is of type function and it returns ReactNode. ReactNode is one of these types: ReactChild | ReactFragment | ReactPortal | boolean | null | undefined This means the function App can return, any valid JSX (in react native its anything from View, Text, .etc), ReactFragment, … Read more