React Native 0.12 breaks react-native-fbsdkcore and fbsdklogin about react-native-fbsdk HOT 16 CLOSED

You could follow this video. It helped me to get started. I'm on react native v0.12 and I get successful builds however, I get this warning on the console 'Warning: Native component for "RCTFBSDKLoginButton" does not exist'

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Nevermind what I said about the warning. I didnt reference the libraries right and now everything is working.

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I'm getting this error specifically with a Pod spec install using react-native-fbsdkcore. How did you guys resolve this issue?

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Haven't found a solution yet

On Monday, October 12, 2015, Logan Hendershot [email protected]
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I'm getting this error specifically with a Pod spec install using
react-native-fbsdkcore. How did you guys resolve this issue?

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@devlesedi so if we use Cocoapod, there is issue...

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It look like there's some conflict between FBSDKxxxKit and react-native.
The following is what if found.
If you use FBSDKxxxKit version 4.7, you should use [email protected].
If you use FBSDKxxxKit version 4.6, you should use [email protected] or 0.12.0.

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BTW, you would not able to install [email protected] because of peerDependencies in react-natve-fbsdk.

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Anyone managed to get this working on 0.13.0-rc yet either? The loginManager seems to be giving me issues using FDSBK v4.7.

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@MossP Can you provide more detail on the issue? Because I can setup the React Native project(0.13.0-rc) with the SDK(v4.7) using cocoaPod. The README file is outdated and some detail on Xcode side are not pointed out. That might be the problem.

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I hadn't noticed that 0.13.0 was out when I posted this. Maybe that has something to do with it. I'll get my RN updated first then come back with any errors, thanks.

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oh, you got it working on 0.13.0-rc? I'll update still and get more details...

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OK, I've updated and tried to do it again @dzhuowen . I'm getting a few errors..

First one is.

Can't find variable: GlobalStore

Removing this line then causes LoginManager to fall over at the next line

undefined is not an object (evaluating 'FBSDKLoginManagerInterface.loginWithReadPermissions')

logInWithReadPermissions
FBSDKLoginManager.ios.js @ 83:0

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

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Ok @dzhuowen. Got it working. It appears that linking via the XCode Projects fails but dragging the iOS folder in (like in the video link above) makes it work.

I've just got to get it to login via the native app now rather than safari which it's trying to do by default.

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ps. I wasn't using CocoaPods. Sorry for any confusion. I got lost in the thread.

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React Native SDK can be used with React Native 0.12 and 0.13 using CocoaPods.
When upgrade React Native, it's strongly recommended to remove the original .xcworkspace file and then do pod install.
Also during 'pod install', if you see warnings like:
The 'Test [Debug]' target overrides the 'OTHER_LDFLAGS' build setting defined in 'Pods/Target Support Files/Pods/Pods.debug.xcconfig'. This can lead to problems with the CocoaPods installation     - Use the $(inherited) flag, or     - Remove the build settings from the target.
Go to xcode's target build setting section and search 'Other Linker Flags' and add '$(inherited)' to it.

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@dzhuowen by chance you could help update the README for the CocoaPod part? I think that would really help newcomers :-)

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