WebViewExManager.NavigationType error when starting project about react-native-webview-bridge

[alinz]

couple of things,

• Have you added objecttiv-c folder into the project as instructed in readme file?
• if you are sending a message from webview to react-native, as soon as you get a message you have to register your callback again similar to issue #3
• would you provide react-native version and node version that you are using?
• how would I replicate this issue. Right now I'm using this library at one of my project and so far I have no issue with that.

Let me know

[KevinGrandon]

Have you added objecttiv-c folder into the project as instructed in readme file?

Yes.

if you are sending a message from webview to react-native, as soon as you get a message you have to register your callback again similar to issue #3

I don't think this is the issue, a I get this issue only from including react-native-webview-bridge (without sending messages yet). I am doing so by running common js modules in babel.

import WebViewBridge from 'react-native-webview-bridge';

would you provide react-native version and node version that you are using?

node: 0.12.4
react-native: 0.6.0

[KevinGrandon]

As an update: it seems adding all of the individual files (instead of folder) seems to get me a bit further. I recommend updating the documentation, or probably packaging these files into a bundle?

[alinz]

Thanks for helping me out. I've been busy with stuff. By tomorrow I should be ready to read everything and get back to github.
Again thank you,

[AlexJWayne]

Getting this too. Not sure why but it apears that var require('NativeModules') does not return the WebViewExManager key. So React Native isn't finding the module for export somehow?

[AlexJWayne]

Yeah so I'm not enough of an XCode wizard to know what's really going on, but I did get it to work if I manually added all the WebViewEx*.m files to the "Compile Sources" in "Build Phases". though it's a bit weird as those files are now double referenced in my project tree.

[alinz]

I think I need to make it as a bundle project. I will get back to you. But for now, keep working with this hack solution until I get everything sorted.

btw, thanks for reporting.

[alinz]

Ok, I push new version and I cleaned up some part of the code. It should be good for version 0.6 and above.

I have also changed the version number matched with react-native. In this way it would be a lot easier for everyone to load only specific version.

[alinz]

@Squeegy as of 0.6, you should not use require('NativeModules') directly. You have to use:

var React = require('react-native');
var {
  NativeModules: {
    WebViewExManager
  }
} = React

I have also made new version with a new technique which can mostly solve all these problem. Take a look at it and let me know if you still have that problem.