react-native-siri-shortcut: RNSiriShortcuts/RNSiriShortcuts-Swift.h' file not found

Hi thanks for this Repo, I can’t build my project it gives me RNSiriShortcuts/RNSiriShortcuts-Swift.h' file not found. I tried also to link it manually but it gave me the same error.

i’m using react native 0.61.5.

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Created 4 years ago
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I’m glad to say that v1.7.0 enables installing this package as a static library. That means, no use_frameworks! necessary if you’re willing to press a few more buttons on Xcode.

I’ve updated the README with some new instructions for doing this, as well as a small change in the AppDelegate.m.

If something is still not working, or the instructions aren’t very clear, please tag me here so I can reopen and take another look!

Closing.

Gustash on Mar 28, 2020

Seems to work, I can keep Flipper now, nice work! 😃

high-performance-hery on Mar 27, 2020

Awesome! I’ll make a proper release and add more documentation on the README for this. Probably tomorrow

Gustash on Mar 27, 2020

@high-performance-hery can you install version 1.7.0-alpha.0?

For this to work you need an empty swift file and a bridging header, if you don’t have them already. To do this just right-click on your project name on Xcode, select New File, choose Swift file and put it anywhere (you can name it whatever you want). When it asks you if you want to create a Bridging Header, say yes.

Then, in your AppDelegate.m, change #import <RNSiriShortcuts/RNSiriShortcuts-Swift.h> with @import RNSiriShortcuts;

Obviously, remove use_frameworks! from your Podfile, and that should be it. Hopefully it’ll build and the package will work just fine.

Tag me when you’ve tried this out please!

Gustash on Mar 27, 2020

That’s great! I’ll let you know when and what version you can install to test this

Gustash on Mar 27, 2020

@Gustash I’ve tried use_frameworks! :linkage => :static and it didn’t build. Wrapping up other stuffs but I’ll look again just a bit later, thanks!

high-performance-hery on Mar 25, 2020

modular_headers for the React pod doesn’t work btw, or at least it used to not like it very much

Gustash on Mar 25, 2020

This was the main reason:

With CocoaPods 1.5.0, developers are no longer restricted into specifying use_frameworks! in their Podfile in order to install pods that use Swift. Interop with Objective-C should just work. However, if your Swift pod depends on an Objective-C, pod you will need to enable “modular headers” (see below) for that Objective-C pod.

CocoaPods 1.9.1 introduces something new I haven’t tried:

Now that Swift supports static linking, CocoaPods has expanded this DSL to allow specifying the type of linkage preferred.

use_frameworks! :linkage => :static

Can anyone here try this on their project to see if this fixes the issue for them?

Gustash on Mar 25, 2020