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'OpenTok/OpenTok.h' file not found #155
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Could you please confirm that you've successfully followed the iOS installation process? I'm not seeing this issue when I add the library. Please share the version of |
Yes, I confirm, I followed all the steps.
# Uncomment the next line to define a global platform for your project
platform :ios, '9.0'
target 'myApp' do
# Comment the next line if you're not using Swift and don't want to use dynamic frameworks
use_frameworks!
# Pods for myApp
pod 'OpenTok', '2.14.0'
# Add new pods below this line
end
After installing the iOS SDK, change into your root directory of your project. This doesn't say anything particular on what to do. What iOS SDK? How to install it? Is it installed by default if I use React-native on Apple computer? It is not clear. I ignore this step.
7-9. I create
Click Create Bridging Header when you're prompted with the following modal: Would you like to configure an Objective-C bridging header? Same error here #93
Then I try to build and it fails because
My environment:
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@msach22 |
@wzup It looks like you have the Also, you have to run Could you please try this and let me know what happens? |
@wzup Hope the installation worked out for you. Could you please update the issue if it's working as expected? |
@msach22 |
@wzup I'm going to go ahead and close this issue due to inactivity. Please re-open with more details if the issue still persists. |
@msach22 |
@msach22 on your webinar, you clearly enabled the |
@smakosh Yes, at the time of my webinar, the library used to require the |
Well I'm getting the same error above (yep I followed all the steps on the readme file). |
@smakosh Could you please share the the version of React Native that you're using? |
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Addressed the issue in another conversation: #151 (comment) |
This issue is still there. 'OpenTok/OpenTok.h' file not found @msach22 i need ur help. |
you will have to take the opentok headers and place them inside your headers folder within the pods folder, cocapods doesn't seem to generate the headers when running |
@smakosh can u give a links where i can see the steps ? |
@smakosh and from where do i get opentok headers ? |
They don't mention this on their docs, use an old version of cocoapods to generate the headers, store them somewhere online |
@smakosh can u give me some links ? |
Check his updated question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54798789/react-native-opentok-opentok-opentok-h-file-not-found |
Hey Folks, this is happening when you use Cocoapods 1.6.0. I have not had the opportunity to explore the fix for this yet, but temporarily, you would have to downgrade Cocopods to make it work. You can specify version |
Thanks for the feedback - the fix has been deployed with |
Hi! Also, I had to downgrade the opentok-react-native from 0.10.3 to 0.10.1 in order to perform the audio for subscriber on iOS. Is there an estimative to fix the problem on iOS with the latest opentok-react-native version? |
I am still having this issue. No solution found here in the issues or on Google. Using Cocapods 1.5.3, opentok-react-native 0.12.1, RN 0.61, and am NOT using |
hi but still i am getting error
what can be done in this? @msach22 FYI |
Please use the latest version of iOS SDK, which is |
When I try to build RN I get this error
Why? How to solve?
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