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Hi,
After importing the babel polyfill and updating to the latest ViewModel to test on React Native, it seems that navigator.project is always undefined.
An alternative solution recommended is checking if React.View exists: http://stackoverflow.com/a/31738222/4589486
Temporary workaround:
index.android.js
import "babel-polyfill"; import React from "react"; import {AppRegistry} from "react-native"; import Root from "./app"; navigator.project = "ReactNative"; AppRegistry.registerComponent('Cheatsheet', () => Root);
Regards, Kenta Iwasaki
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Thx . I'll update it tomorrow.
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Hi,
After importing the babel polyfill and updating to the latest ViewModel to test on React Native, it seems that navigator.project is always undefined.
An alternative solution recommended is checking if React.View exists: http://stackoverflow.com/a/31738222/4589486
Temporary workaround:
index.android.js
Regards,
Kenta Iwasaki
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: