There is a official document of passing initial props from iOS native, but not Android.
It is passed by getLaunchOptions of ReactActivityDelegate....
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On doing console.warn(props.message) in constructor it is showing warning as "undefined". Help cannot send initial props.
Hi, I tried it on v0.58. It works successfully.
This props can receive only entry point which the default is App.js.
I think my entry point is index.js which then calls the App.js.
Here is the index.js code:
import {AppRegistry} from 'react-native';
import App from './App';
import {name as appName} from './app.json';
AppRegistry.registerComponent(appName, () => App);
Then the main working code is in App.js
what should i do?
See github.com/ryohlan/react-native-pl...
The diff is only that from initialize.
I got the problem. Actually its not working in case when I use react-navigatin stack navigator, when I remove the stack navigator, it's working.
How to use it along with stack navigator?
Pass App.js props to react-navigation root component. it should be worked.
My app crashes with "cannot find symbol @Nullable" message. When I remove this decorator it works fine, but I don't know java at all and not sure if something can go wrong without it. Is it ok to remove @Nullable?
Did you import javax.annotation.Nulalble?
No, I didn't, thanks. Now it looks pretty obvious, but I couldn't find any information that Nullable should be imported.
Excelent post! A question: How if I want do this but onResume lifecycle ??
Thank you :)
This is for initialization.
You should use NativeEventEmitter ;)
facebook.github.io/react-native/do...
Thanks for your reply !
{this.props.message} .... This is not showing anything on the screen. And even though there is no error also. Can you please help what is wrong here?
Hi, I tried it on v0.58. It works successfully.
This props can receive only entry point which the default is App.js.