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This might be due to the upgrade of the React Native version. I noticed that the latest 0.74 version no longer has the template directory, which was still present in version 0.70.
How can we address it?
I hope to find the template directory and the corresponding Podfile in the latest version
Why is it important?
I believe that there are still many projects that have not yet integrated with React Native. Typically, the approach is to integrate a portion of the codes first and then gradually migrate the rest. Therefore, I hope that the 'Integration with Existing Apps' section of the guide can be kept up-to-date, so that more people can easily adopt React Native.
Who needs this?
iOS developers.
When should this happen (use version numbers if needed)?
when developers first Integrate React Native to their iOS app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description
At the offical guide page, Environment Setup - Intergration with Existing Apps - the Swift language version, there is a link at sentence
Ultimately, your Podfile should look something similar to this: Podfile Template
(https://github.com/facebook/react-native/blob/main/packages/react-native/template/ios/Podfile), which leads to a 404 page in github.What is the problem?
This might be due to the upgrade of the React Native version. I noticed that the latest 0.74 version no longer has the template directory, which was still present in version 0.70.
How can we address it?
I hope to find the
template
directory and the correspondingPodfile
in the latest versionWhy is it important?
I believe that there are still many projects that have not yet integrated with React Native. Typically, the approach is to integrate a portion of the codes first and then gradually migrate the rest. Therefore, I hope that the 'Integration with Existing Apps' section of the guide can be kept up-to-date, so that more people can easily adopt React Native.
Who needs this?
iOS developers.
When should this happen (use version numbers if needed)?
when developers first Integrate React Native to their iOS app.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: