[iOS] 'RCTBridgeModule.h' file not found

[urikphytech]

After installing library using cocoa pods i'm getting the following error:

'RCTBridgeModule.h' file not found in RNHeap.h

Here are some of my configurations:
Podfile:

platform :ios, '8.0'

target 'PhytechApp' do
  pod "react-native-heap-analytics", path: "../node_modules/react-native-heap-analytics"
end

Header search paths include:
$(SRCROOT)/../node_modules/react-native-heap-analytics/ios (non-recursive)

Anything else I can provide?
Thanks!
Uri

[negativetwelve]

Hi @urikphytech, thanks for writing in. What version of react-native are you on? This module only works with <0.40 unfortunately. However, let me take a look at what it would take to upgrade. I'll post here with an update soon

[urikphytech]

Thanks for the response. I'm using 0.42.0

[negativetwelve]

Released version 1.0.0, want to give it a try @urikphytech? https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-heap-analytics

[urikphytech]

@negativetwelve Thanks! Now i'm getting this error:

/Users/uriklar/Code/MyProject/node_modules/react-native-heap-analytics/ios/RNHeap.m:11:9: fatal error: 'Heap.h' file not found
#import "Heap.h"

[negativetwelve]

yeah that's the main library not being found - you're using cocoapods correct? Make sure you run pod install and also check that you set the header search paths to recursive for the node_modules/react-native-heap-analytics

[urikphytech]

Yeah, initialized a podfile and added the code you mentioned in the readme.

I changed the header search path to recursive, and now i'm getting the original error again :-/
'React/RCTBridgeModule.h' file not found in RNHeap.h

[negativetwelve]

If you expand the Pods project, are you able to see Heap here?

[urikphytech]

Yes
I also tried adding $(SRCROOT)/Pods (recursive) to RNHeap's Header Search Paths

[negativetwelve]

hmm I was trying to reproduce this on a small react-native project but couldn't. I'll keep comparing the differences between my project and the readme, but if you could supply a reproducible project that would be super helpful

[negativetwelve]

Hey @urikphytech, have you tried this? facebook/react-native#12042 (comment)

Basically add React to the build phrase of your project, uncheck parallelize builds, then move React to build before your project. Let me know if that helps

[negativetwelve]

hey @urikphytech just checking in, was the above solution above to make it work?

[urikphytech]

Hey @negativetwelve, thanks for you help. Due to time constraints I ended up integrating mixpanel so I hadn't had the chance to try your suggestion. I promise to give it a try once I have some free time.

Again, thanks a lot for your help!

[negativetwelve]

no worries, thanks for following up!

[negativetwelve]

Hi @urikphytech, just wanted to follow up on this because I reproduced it in another project I'm working on!

Turns out, if you have the react-native-heap-analytics package installed via react-native link and cocoapods, you'll end up with two copies. The react-native link version installed in the project file under Libraries won't be able to find the reference to Heap. If you just remove RNHeap from the Libraries directory in Xcode, that should fix the problem.

Let me know if you have a chance to try it out! I'm going to close this for now since that fixed the issue for me!

[negativetwelve]

You'll also have to remove RNHeap under Linked Frameworks and Libraries