@zaharidichev
one more question I had. Is there a way to redirect println() statements to the IOS system log. And in general what is the situation with logging ?
Nit: Once you have compiled output then sri part is done ,everything else is react-native. you'll get quick answers if you ask in react-native discord or react-native forums ..
for testing checkout enzyme : https://github.com/airbnb/enzyme#shallow-rendering
I wonder however, what is the current state of scalajs-react-interface/enzyme and is there any examples where it has been used ?
I somehow have the feeling that coming with a solid testing methodology for our app will be a journey
@chandu0101 didn’t you actually put that together ?
in case I want to pass in extra props that are not defined
can I use extraProps field
and if so how do I pass multiple extra props
like in the case of a TextInput, I want to pass maxLength as well as returnKeyType
how is that possible
I was looking through the code but did not find any examples
Hi there guys, I am wondering whether there is s way to set the parameters of a navigator from within a
NavigationScreenComponent. Pretty much what I want to do is to have a header button that is interacting with the state of the screen component I am currently within. What is a proper way to do that ? I assume its via the parameters ?
calajs-react-native comes with ReactNativeComponentB (its clone of scalajs-react ReactComponentB with native dependencies and extra helper methods ).
@chandu0101 am i looking into old docs ?
@chandu0101 shall i look elsewhere like shadaj react native e.t.c ?
wing question: Is it possible to pass some params from MainActivity/MainApplication to MobileApp.scala(hope you see what I mean)
Hey, I was able to get a react-native-web app working with SRI (so its cross platform web, android, and ios) with SRI, but for web ('react-scripts start') I get eslint errors about undefined functions. I cant seem to modify the eslint rules, either. My workaround has been to an eslint-ignore comment to the top of the .js file that SRI outputs, and everything works fine but its a manual step. Do you know any way that I could edit the build.sbt file to automatically add the eslint-ignore line at the top? Also, I plan to make a public git repo with this as soon as I get it working.
@chandu0101 Is it possible to expose function from components in SRI ? component that in the end will be analog of
class Step extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
this.state = {
// State fields.
};
}
sendState() {
return this.state;
}
render() {
const { prop, classes } = this.props;
// Render stuff
}
}`import sri.universal.components.TextC
import scala.scalajs.js.annotation.JSExportTopLevel
import scala.language.postfixOps
object MobileApp {
def main(args: Array[String]) = {}
@JSExportTopLevel("MyExportedComponent")
val MyExportedComponent = TextC("some text")
}`
import sri.universal.components.TextC
import scala.scalajs.js.annotation.JSExportTopLevel
import scala.language.postfixOps
object MobileApp {
def main(args: Array[String]) = {}
@JSExportTopLevel("MyExportedComponent")
val MyExportedComponent = TextC("some text")
}
then in react
render() {
const MyStuff = require("./assets/js/scalajs-output-android").MyExportedComponent;
return MyStuff
}
Great! Thanks.
And one more question: my first goal is to have function exposed (
I’m asking because from what I see in
And one more question: my first goal is to have function exposed (
sendState in my example ). So if TextC would have a function without any access modifiers, it would be visible from js perspective as a usual function?I’m asking because from what I see in
scalajs-react it’s not clear or not possible, so I thinking about switching my project to SRI.
object MobileApp {
def main(args: Array[String]) = {}
@JSExportTopLevel("MyExportedComponent")
def MyExportedComponent(text: String) = TextC(text)
}