React-native-youtube: Can't build with XCode 9.2, got error "Too many arguments to block call, expected 1, have 3"

[0xhakawai]

Hi, I got an error "Too many arguments to block call, expected 1, have 3" after updating to XCode 9.2
At 'RCTYoutubeStandalone.m' at line

reject(@“error”, @“XCDYouTubeKit is not installed”, nil);

react-native: 0.50.4
react-native-youtube: ^1.0.1

Does anyone know how to fix it ? Please help me

[davidohayon669]

@saly2310 can you build the example app in this repo?

[dann1609]

add: pod 'XCDYouTubeKit', '~> 2.5' to pod file and run pod install

[luisfuertes]

+1 with:

xcode 9.3
"react": "16.3.1",
"react-native": "0.55.3",

[khoa90it]

I have same issue @luisfuertes

[jeiemgi]

Hi, have the same error, were you able to fix it?

[engladgut]

xcode : 10
react : 16.4.2
react-native : 0.55.4

I added 'libXCDYouTubeKit.a' manually to 'My Target > Build Phases > Link Binary With Libraries' list then it works fine. I don't know why but the library is in pods and builds well but it doesn't work before setting it manually.

Anyways hope it helps someone.

[lefrankleal]

xcode : 10
react : 16.4.2
react-native : 0.55.4

I added 'libXCDYouTubeKit.a' manually to 'My Target > Build Phases > Link Binary With Libraries' list then it works fine. I don't know why but the library is in pods and builds well but it doesn't work before setting it manually.

Anyways hope it helps someone.

where is this .a file located?

[zabojad]

The right way to do this is in README:

Standalone iOS player Uses XCDYoutubeKit (Warning: XCDYoutubeKit doesn't conform to YouTube's Terms Of Use). Add the next line to your Podfile and run pod install inside /ios folder:

pod 'XCDYouTubeKit', '~> 2.8'