johnsonsu/react-native-sound-player

"Native module cannot be null"

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mstrk commented

Describe the bug
After upgrading to RN 0.60 an invariant error is called on NativeEventEmitter -> "Native module cannot be null".

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Just import react-native-sound-player in any file.

Platform (please complete the following information):

  • OS: IOS

Additional context

  • This only happens on ios, android is working as expected.
  • Tested on Android 9.x, and iPhone 5s, both real devices.
  • "react-native-sound-player": "0.10.0"
mstrk commented

The issue was because the library was not linked. So I manually linked it (or use the cli and revert android linking), and everything works great.

@johnsonsu It would be great if a podspec was shipped with this, so everything would work out of the box.

EDIT: I've made a PR if you're kind enough to consider it 😬

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johnsonsu commented

Hi @mstrk, thank you for the Bug report and the PR! I will do some testing on my side and then merge it!

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kaiyes commented

Still getting this error in 61.2
Simulator Screen Shot - iPhone 8 - 2019-10-22 at 12 46 19

mstrk commented

Hi @kaiyes, in a fresh install or you did upgrade from <=59 to 61.2? If so you need to unlink RNSoundPlayer anyway. react-native unlink react-native-sound-player.

Cheers

kaiyes commented

@mstrk thanks for replying. It's a fresh 61.2 install. Took out this library and errors went away. Probably will look into something else like expo which has built in audio player or some other library since the app is super small ( only 2 screens with some text, a FlatList and the audio player )

kaiyes commented

However, pod install made it work by the way

fukemy commented

hi, anyway to play multi soundView inside Flatlist?