App not launching after integration

[oferRounds]

Hi Buglife,

Getting this error after integrating the RN library. Any idea?
Thanks!

dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/Buglife.framework/Buglife
  Referenced from: /var/containers/Bundle/Application/DA75F366-6311-4B13-9522-1CA7DB66AE6E/Bob.app/Bob
  Reason: image not found

[oferRounds]

Also, in Android the app crash once it’s launched, currently couldn’t find the error...

[schukin]

Hi @oferRounds - Thanks for reporting this, it looks like a duplicate of #8

Please let us know if you're continuing to see this issue!

[schukin]

@oferRounds are you able to attach a stack trace / log of the crash on Android?

[oferRounds]

@schukin I’ll try, didn’t see one at first look, but perhaps it‘s because my lack of experience with Android. I’ll try to fetch more details.

[lucascarvalho]

I'm also having the same problem.

The full stack trace on Xcode is:

dyld: Library not loaded: @rpath/Buglife.framework/Buglife
  Referenced from: /var/containers/Bundle/Application/360DD310-805C-4104-91DD-0B03E45B0075/myapp.app/myapp
  Reason: image not found

[oferRounds]

hi @schukin
Just returned now to the repository, switching to use the RN version. Still having the same issue – app crash on launch on Android. Seeing this crash:
http://crashes.to/s/eca6facc1e8

Could you have a look?

[oferRounds]

Perhaps this is relevant?
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46445265/android-8-0-java-lang-illegalstateexception-not-allowed-to-start-service-inten

[oferRounds]

Ok, this failure was due to the fact the package was not added to Android’s MainApplication’s getPackages method.
To sum up, there are issues with the linking:

• On Android, the new BuglifePackage() should be added to getPackages’s list
• On iOS, for some reason there is a need to add the Buglife.framework to the Embedded Binaries. So this should be included, or, if not possible, to add it to the Readme file

[sandfox]

When installing 0.1.13 we had to manually add Buglife.framework to the embedded frameworks list in xcode. Without this step the app would compile in debug but then crash with no obviously correlated error, and release builds would fail with some equally "not helpful" message (thanks xcode!).

On Android, when running react-native link react-native-buglife, none of the imports were added to the MainApplication.java and we had to add them manually

import com.buglife.sdk.Buglife;
import com.buglife.sdk.InvocationMethod;
import com.buglife.BuglifeModule;