'Stripe/Stripe.h' file not found

[ignivaankushrishi]

Hi,

I am getting this error while building the application in xcode: 'Stripe/Stripe.h' file not found

I have integrated this package manually in xcode.

here is the screenshot:

[isnifer]

@ignivaankushrishi did you try react-native link command?

[itsmepetrov]

Hi, @ignivaankushrishi, thank you for your interest in our module!

It looks like you did not setup CocoaPods dependencies:

• Setup your Podfile like the included example/ios/Podfile
• Then run pod install in ios directory

But we recommend using react-native link tipsi-stripe command as a more reliable way to link this module.

[shyaniv7]

i am getting the same error and the suggestions above did not work

[densa]

@ignivaankushrishi @shyaniv7 are you open xcworkspace not xcodeproj ?

[shyaniv7]

@densa i have using the xcodeproj file

[densa]

@shyaniv7 you have to use workspace file because of pods

[cybergrind]

@shyaniv7 I belive this issue was resolved, so closing it

[magneticz]

Hi, thank you guys for great work
Strangely, I am getting this error. I did everything according to the instructions, installed through npm and run react-native link. But it still gives me the same error

[itsmepetrov]

Hi, @magneticz, which version of react-native do you use? Are you open .xcworkspace file to build application?

[magneticz]

hi @itsmepetrov, I am using react-native 0.41.2. I usually build with react-native run-ios, but in this case i tried to build through xcode using .xcworkspace, so yes, i used .xcworkspace

[itsmepetrov]

I noticed some problems with link on 0.41.2 version, could you show your ios/Podfile file, please?

[magneticz]

sure, here it is

platform :ios, '8.0'
target 'app' do
  use_frameworks!

  pod 'Firebase/Messaging'
  pod 'RSKImageCropper'
  pod 'QBImagePickerController'
  pod 'Firebase/Core'

  target 'appTests' do
    inherit! :search_paths
  end

end
pod 'Stripe', '~> 9.2.0'

[itsmepetrov]

Could you move pod 'Stripe', '~> 9.2.0' under app target, right after pod 'Firebase/Core' and then install pods again: pod install in ios directory.

[magneticz]

not working, i moved and did pod install, it didn't work then i tried to do react-native link but it still didn't work, same file not found error. I looked into the header search path, to make sure paths in the readme are there and they are there, so i do not know why the file is still not found. And I am not good with ios development to dig deeper

[sergeyzhukov]

Do you have folder Pods/Stripe folder inside ios folder? And try to change Podfile to be looking like this

platform :ios, '8.0'
target 'app' do
  use_frameworks!
  pod 'Stripe', '~> 9.2.0'
  pod 'Firebase/Messaging'
  pod 'RSKImageCropper'
  pod 'QBImagePickerController'
  pod 'Firebase/Core'
  inherit! :search_paths

  target 'appTests' do
    inherit! :search_paths
  end

end

And make sure you have correctly linked libpods like this (libPods-StripeTest.a, StripeTest is name of my target):

[magneticz]

I have Pods/Stripe folder and i tried changing podfile.
the libTPSStripe.a is also there, but i do not have libPods-StripeTest.a linked. I couldn't find any libPods file to link, maybe that's the problem, how can i add it?

[sergeyzhukov]

You can try to add this lib by tapping on + and select libPods-StripeTest.a

Also please be sure that you are opening xcworkspace file (not project) and you have pods integrated in workspace like this

[ezos86]

This issue is not resolved, this library has been a nightmare to work with, constant missing files, and cross generation dependencies that seem to sometimes appear and sometimes not.

[cybergrind]

@ezos86 maybe we're missing something and you can point us that?

If you can provide us reproducible steps, eg. share repo where it isn't working it would be great and would help us fix it.
We already have CI tests that are doing everything from scratch so we can be sure that it works at least under some circumstances. With you help, we can find other cases and fix them too.

[mienaikoe]

In my case I can't use inherit! :search_paths because it causes an linking error in react-native-fcm. is there a workaround to using that directive?

[ignivaankushrishi]

@cybergrind this issue still exists if we do not use pods. I want to add this library without using pods. So, this issue should not be closed like this. you should update your library so that it should work error free.

[GregTheGreek]

Solid library but it's riddled with bugs

[isnifer]

@ignivaankushrishi you need to use pods, cause you need Stripe Pod.

you should update your library so that it should work error free.

You might help us, PRs welcome!

[isnifer]

@ignivaankushrishi @GregTheGreek @mienaikoe @ezos86 @magneticz @shyaniv7 please, try 3.2.0

[SamiChab]

Hey!
I'm using tispi-stripe@4.1.2
I used react-native link (so no PodFile) and I get the same error.
I tried to :

• clean the build folder in XCode
• link tipsi-stripe again
• delete the node_modules folder ad run npm install again
• build the app again

I still get the same error ('Stripe/Stripe.h' file not found) as I build this in XCode.
I think the issue should be re-opened, considering the amount of people in the same case than me.

[isnifer]

@SamiChab Hey! Show me your Podfile and Podfile.lock. Also, please tell me how are building your app? Are you using workspace instead of project?

[SamiChab]

@isnifer thanks for your answer.
I was not using PodFile as I posted this message. It would be really cool if it worked with react-native link.

[isnifer]

@SamiChab once again, you should use Podfile. it is created when you run react-native link

[SamiChab]

@isnifer

whilereact-native link
...?

[isnifer]

@SamiChab please read https://github.com/tipsi/tipsi-stripe#ios-1

[SamiChab]

Okay, I understand now that I didn't had to choose between react-native link or CocoaPods or Manual, but do all of them. Sorry for the inconvenience

[isnifer]

@SamiChab after linking tipsi-stripe use workspace instead of project to build an app

[SamiChab]

@isnifer You mean in XCode?

[isnifer]

@SamiChab Yes

[cheema38]

I have to agree with above comments, this library is finicky and a pain to get set up. great potential for RN but with the difficulty installing and having to link and use .xcworkspace and install pods, im going back to the API and fetch :-(

[isnifer]

So, @cheema38 all great libraries need to be linked if they are using native code

[GregTheGreek]

@cheema38 Linking shouldn't be an issue for most libraries. I can't comment anymore on this one since I haven't used it in a very long time (although I'm willing to give it another chance). For whatever reason, the old version was very buggy when I would try and install it. If you have problems linking any library, you most likely are doing something wrong with your ios setup or you aren't using .workspace post linking.

@isnifer Make sure to check versions of RN people are using, that usually solves a lot of issues, and you can probably close more that way.

[isnifer]

@GregTheGreek we are planning to remove automatic linking for tipsi-stripe, cause manual linking much simpler than we are doing in scripts. Usually, people are using project file instead of workspace, that's why problem exists

[wkwyatt]

Has there been any resolution to this @isnifer that is consistent? I have tipsi-stripe installed and I'm getting the error:

node_modules/tipsi-stripe/ios/TPSStripe/TPSCardField.h:10:9: 'Stripe/Stripe.h' file not found

I am using react-native 0.48
installing with react-native link tipsi-stripe
and the Stripe version in my Podfile is pod 'Stripe', '~> 11.2.0'

[isnifer]

@wkwyatt Hi! Did you start a workspace to run your app?

[wkwyatt]

@isnifer Yes, my Podfile looks like this:

I used react-native link to link the package

platform :ios, '10.0'

workspace 'myapp'

target 'myapp' do
  use_frameworks!
  inherit! :search_paths

  # Required for Tipsi-Stripe
  pod 'Stripe', '~> 11.2.0'

  # Required by RNFirebase
  pod 'Firebase/Core'
  pod 'Firebase/Auth'
  pod 'Firebase/Database'

  # Pods for AppCenter
  pod 'AppCenter/Crashes', '~> 1.5.0'
  pod 'AppCenter/Analytics', '~> 1.5.0'
  pod 'AppCenterReactNativeShared', '~> 1.4.0'
  platform :ios, '9.0'

end

[isnifer]

@wkwyatt did you install pods after updating Podfile?

[wkwyatt]

Yes

[isnifer]

@wkwyatt please, check this section — https://tipsi.github.io/tipsi-stripe/docs/linking.html#manual. And tell me — is everything OK?

[wkwyatt]

@isnifer I followed the steps exactly and I am still getting the same error. Am I missing something?

• Add TPSStipe to the Libraries folder
  

• Link binary
  

• add Header Search Paths (I tried recursive and non-recursive)
  

[isnifer]

@wkwyatt show me log of pod install inside your ios folder

[wkwyatt]

@isnifer - is this what you meant by the log?

[newah]

Had this problem.
Check your absolute Header Search Paths from TPSStripe. When definition was $(SRCROOT)/../../../React , mine was pointing in to the root folder of tipi-stripe, not to the example folder (which makes sense since TPSStripe project's actual path is from root folder).

In the end I:

1. copied example project to a different location
2. removed previous dependency from package.json
3. npm i tipsi-stripe --save
4. deleted previous linking of TPSStripe project from xcworkspace and relinked manually (though I guess this could be done with react-native link - after deleting the old TPSStripe of course)

[brilliantjc]

@newah after copied the example file to a different location, command "npm i tipsi-stripe --save", error: Could not install from ".." as it does not contain a package.json file
what should I do? thank you for helping!

[isnifer]

@brilliantjc just don't move it

[newah]

@brilliantjc you need the whole react-native project - with package.json . Then from project root, install npm dependency tipsi-stripe - just like you do in any other RN project :)

Maybe you only copied ios folder, or xcode file or something... But you need the whole RN example project :)

[ankitgauravapporio]

I am doing it by manual liking , followed each steps , still getting the error as 'Stripe/Stripe.h' file not found, can't afford to use pod , due to other dependencies.need you help / explanation

[vincent459]

In my case, downgrade pod 'Stripe', '~> 20.0.0' fixed the problem