React-native-fs: Error in ios: Cannot read property 'RNFSFileTypeRegular' of undefined

Created on 27 May 2017  路  15Comments  路  Source: itinance/react-native-fs

Trying to set up react-native-fs in my project. Followed the readme in exact same way. But on starting up gives me the following error. Could not find any such problem that was reported before.
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Something to do with node_modules?

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Are you sure you did the react-native link react-native-fs step when adding this to your project? I was getting this same error as well until I looked back at that step in the docs and realized I forgot to do that.

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delete node_modules folder and hit npm install will fix it

Edit: delete build directory inside ios folder too

Are you sure you did the react-native link react-native-fs step when adding this to your project? I was getting this same error as well until I looked back at that step in the docs and realized I forgot to do that.

add import com.rnfs.RNFSPackage; and new RNFSPackage() in MainApplication.java in your project

@AhmedHashemNTS I already tried that, still, fails.
@SirNeuman Yes, I already ran the linking part. But it acts like as if the linking never happened. Totally clueless. have been searching all over the internet for weeks now.

@liujett I'm running the ios part alone now.

any update?

Hi, just run the react-native run-android first before u reload the js because it contains native modules that was not installed yet..

Closed due to inactivity. Basically it is a setup issue. Please follow the installation-section in README wisely.

Since the README makes it sound like you could do one of the three options for iOS (Adding automatically, adding with Cocoapods, adding manually), I started debugging problems with using the first two options instead of trying all three. Finally I tried the manual setup and that worked when nothing else did.

you can exit your simulator , and run : react-native run-ios

It only worked once I followed manually adding steps from instructions.

Same problem. for Android

@itinance A poorly written README leads to these problems

@arthurpankiewicz do you have any suggestions how to describe it better? in my oppinion everything was said, but since i am familiar with native iOS and android development, many steps happen automatically in my mind :)
Please feel free at any time to submit a pullrequest with installation instructions, that are more suitable for beginners.

@itinance The iOS instructions read as if you could do any of the following options - I think it should be made clear that they are all required

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