React-native-fcm: RNFIRMessaging.h:4:9: fatal error: 'Firebase.h' file not found

[AkilLis]

After last update which 13.1.0 it gives that error.

react-native: 0.51.0
react-native-fcm: 13.1.0
Real device: IPhone 5s.

[AkilLis]

https://github.com/evollu/react-native-fcm/commit/134404cc54d73ef4866489ded84108e69fd1ef3c

[fnicastri]

I have the same problem.
Solved for the moment revertingo to:
@import FirebaseCore;
@import FirebaseMessaging;
@import FirebaseInstanceID;

[evollu]

I knew it is going to break things.
@AkilLis @fnicastri do you use manual integration? There should be a Firebase.h file

[airman00]

I was a little confused at first, so hopefully this will help the next person.

When you install Firebase manually following the Readme, put all the .framework files AND Firebase.h inside /ios/Frameworks folder. Not just inside Xcode explorer in the Frameworks folder. Actually in a real folder called Frameworks inside the ios folder of your project. i.e. you can open up Finder and see this Frameworks folder.

react-native-fcm is specifically looking for Firebase.h in ios/Frameworks. As you can see in the image below, react-native-fcm has the following for Header Search Paths: (notice the 2nd path)

[matt-oakes]

I think this is broken when following the instructions in the README using Cocoapods installation. I believe this is because the import is looking for Firebase.h, but the file in ios/Pods/Headers/Public is called FirebaseCore.h.

[matt-oakes]

Following the instructions to manually link Firebase works fine.

[evollu]

@matt-oakes Firebase.h is under /Pods/Firebase/Core/Sources if you install through cocoapods

[matt-oakes]

@evollu I can't check now because I went down the non-Cocoapods route, but following the instructions in the README from a fresh project caused the same error as this issue reports.

[vonovak]

also having this issue, using cocoapods. @fnicastri' 's solution worked for me, although something less invasive would be nice. @evollu when you say

Firebase.h is under /Pods/Firebase/Core/Sources if you install through cocoapods

what exactly do I need to do to get it working? Not a cocoapods expert. Thanks.

[evollu]

@vonovak when you do pod install it should put header file there automatically. You don't need to do anything.

[vonovak]

@evollu unfortunately, then I'm getting 'FirebaseAnalytics/FirebaseAnalytics.h' file not found. Note that I'm not using the podspect file that comes with the repo, because otherwise pods install React 0.11 in my dependencies.. Any idea? Thanks. edit: this is related to use_frameworks!, which I had enabled. commenting it made it work

[evollu]

@vonovak yes, removing use_frameworks! should make it work. oh I remember some people were using swift and has to use module. I don't know if it has changed

[vonovak]

I had it in my project which uses swift for a long time, but now I removed
and building still works, so I kept it removed :)

On Feb 16, 2018 17:34, "Libin Lu" [e-mail] wrote:

@vonovak https://github.com/vonovak yes, removing use_frameworks!
should make it work. oh I remember some people were using swift and has to
use module. I don't know if it has changed

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[temitope]

had the same issue. i also removed the frameworks requirement and avoided the invasive manual process (as it will be harder to remember to do this if im building from scratch). thanks @evollu and @vonovak

[wmonecke]

@import FirebaseCore;
@import FirebaseMessaging;
@import FirebaseInstanceID;

Where exactly do I put this? AppDelegate.m? I also stumbled on this error.

I did it the cocoa pods way and I got this error. Also tried doing it manually and also had the issue. And nothing here has really helped me. Do I need to specify the Header Search Paths as well?

@temitope @vonovak You guys solved it by adding the import statements above?

[evollu]

@wmonecke the example project is using cocoa pods integration, try compare your difference

[temitope]

@wmonecke no, i got it to work by removing the use_frameworks! line in the Podfile for iOS

[jaschaio]

@wmonecke you can add this in the RNFIRMessaging.h File replacing Line 3

[ehacinom]

If you don't want to manually link, you can try installing RNFirebase as a pod install directly:

pod 'RNFirebase', :path => 'path/to/node_modules/react-native-firebase/ios'

Changing or hardcoding HEADER_SEARCH_PATHS did not help me. When the error recurs, it's not necessary to rm -rf node_modules nor delete the pod file etc, I found it useful to clear the cache.