davide-scalzo/react-native-mixpanel

Android Could not invoke RNMixpanel.sharedInstanceWithToken null

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pjreact commented

Screen Shot 2019-07-02 at 7 24 21 PM

Android Could not invoke RNMixpanel.sharedInstanceWithToken

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dancherb commented

Getting a similar issue:

{ [TypeError: undefined is not a function (evaluating 'RNMixpanel.addPushDeviceToken(token, this.apiToken)')]
  line: 96785,
  column: 45,
  sourceURL: 'http://10.0.2.2:8081/index.delta?platform=android&dev=true&minify=false' }
Sathyanarayan09 commented

Same issue for me too after upgrading mixpanel to version 1.1.4

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idoamram2gether commented

I'm using

const mixpanel = new MixpanelInstance(TOKEN)
await mixpanel.initialize()

instead of sharedInstanceWithToken and it works fine

krydos commented

@idoamram2gether thanks for suggestion. Doesn't work for me unfortunately.

I noticed that if I press "reload" after this error is appeared then everything works fine. So I see this error only on first run of the app (which is still critical though).

EDIT:
seems resolved for me.
I found this issue in native mixpanel-android package. Maybe comments there may be useful for someone.

In my case I had to add

implementation 'com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:17.3.4' // Must be higher than 16.2.0

to my app/build.gradle file (I didn't have firebase there at all but for some reason my push notifications were working fine, I have to check this on my end and it's not related to this fix).
Actually instruction to add this line is here and README file points to it.

I also added my backend FCM token to mixpanel's application. I didn't test if the fix above works without this token in mixpanel, so I'm not sure if it's required step.

Manhazito commented

My project uses react-native-mixpanel version 1.1.4. I started seeing this error just today when I updated the library to version 1.1.10…

I'm already using implementation 'com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:17.3.4', and using

const mixpanel = new MixpanelInstance(TOKEN)
await mixpanel.initialize()

instead of sharedInstanceWithToken(TOKEN) does not work: I get another error saying Mixpanel was not initialised.

Forcing version 1.1.4 fixes it for me.

arnaudambro commented

hey guys

I don't know why, I've been developing with this lib for the last two years, and today the bug is happening

My project uses react-native-mixpanel version 1.1.4. I started seeing this error just today when I updated the library to version 1.1.10…

I'm already using implementation 'com.google.firebase:firebase-messaging:17.3.4', and using

const mixpanel = new MixpanelInstance(TOKEN)
await mixpanel.initialize()

instead of sharedInstanceWithToken(TOKEN) does not work: I get another error saying Mixpanel was not initialised.

Forcing version 1.1.4 fixes it for me.

this solution doesn't work, because it's not even provided by this lib, or am I wrong ?

OrLevy23 commented

Hello there, I've just updated our apps react-native version and starting seeing this one in android(didn't update mixpanel version)
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this is the error I'm seeing in release version as well
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this prevents us from updating react native version

davide-scalzo commented