bug(react-native): view config not found for name feOffset

[ferceballos]

Hi Prescott!
I really like the work you did here; but i'm having troubles using it.

I'm constantly getting the error "View config not found for name feOffset".
It might be my lack of skill or something that i'm missing.

This is a screenshot of the error:

And this is the code i'm trying to run (it used to be larger than this but i started to short it down just to make sure it wasn't my code):

import React, { Component } from "react";
import GoogleButton from 'react-google-button';

class SelectionScreen extends Component {
    constructor(props) {
        super(props);
    }

    render() {
        return (
            <GoogleButton
                onClick={() => { console.log('Google button clicked') }}
            />
        );
    }
}

export default SelectionScreen;

I'm not sure if listing the version of my dependencies is any useful, but i will list them just in case:

react-native 0.53
react navigation 1.5.12
react 16.2
and native-base 2.4.3

App was running on an android emulator; every other screen works fine.

Any help would be highly appreciated

[prescottprue]

@ferceballos It seems like it may have something to do with how react-native is handling the elements being generated.

Do you have a repo you can share where I can reproduce? Otherwise it may take a little bit to dig up a react-native project and update all the deps to test.

[ferceballos]

@prescottprue For security measures i'm not allowed to provide the whole project as it is right now. But i'm going to work on making a reduced version of the problem so we can analyze the error in a proper way.

I will link the repo once i get some time to modify the project. Thanks for your support.

[ferceballos]

It seems like the repo it's good to go; i hope everything works fine.

I probably should have made a new project instead of just deleting things from the existing project; but this should do for now.

Here is the github repository

This is the first screen on the app (without counting the splashscreen that appears for a few seconds).

I'm runing this on an android emulator, the screenshot is taken from the project in the repository i'm linking. Taping on the "Next" button should trigger the problem i comment before.

Let me know if i can help with anything!

[prescottprue]

@ferceballos Just now seeing this so I will look into it soon, thanks for the repo.

[trevor-trou]

I am also running into this issue

[odelijairo]

same issue here too

[prescottprue]

Seems like it is due to how the SVG is being loaded in react-native. We may have to look into implementing something using react-native-svg or maybe just a static image.

[brunohkbx]

Same here.

[brunohkbx]

@prescottprue it can't be loaded using react-native-svg because that lib doesn't implement filters :(