04:29 start with ios workspace 06:20 create swift file 06:40 create ObjectiveC Bridge Header 07:17 start with swift module 08:58 creating another ObjectiveC File 10:40 implementing swift component into react-native 13:40 creating WebWiew swift Component
Could you do an example of using codeable struct. Example React native sends a json object to the swift backend then we use codeable struct and store data in useDefault
Hmm We've used normal URLs with this component too and it's been scrollable. Is there something wrapping the element that might be interfering with the user input?
04:29 start with ios workspace
06:20 create swift file
06:40 create ObjectiveC Bridge Header
07:17 start with swift module
08:58 creating another ObjectiveC File
10:40 implementing swift component into react-native
13:40 creating WebWiew swift Component
nice vid. can u also make one using functional comp on reacts side? and then publishing package and install it in a RN project
Great tutorial with a good real world problem thank you for this
Thanks for watching!
Awesome man! Thanks for such an insight.
Very Nice!
Could you do an example of using codeable struct. Example React native sends a json object to the swift backend then we use codeable struct and store data in useDefault
How does one pass in a View prop and use in in the swift file?
great tutorial!
Thanks for watching!
Can you do more of these? Subbed and hopeful. Cheers!
I'd really like to by having a baby + work hasn't left a lot of free time. I'm hoping to get some new stuff up soon!
@@ScottBatson Ohh great! All the best man :)
Could you check at the point (24:00) when you set the htmlString if the WKWebView would be scrollable?
I went url instead but cannot scroll
Hmm We've used normal URLs with this component too and it's been scrollable. Is there something wrapping the element that might be interfering with the user input?
Hello! Did you need to do that on Android ?
We haven’t released our Android version yet. But when we do, we’ll have to figure out how to do it in Java or Kotlin, yes
@@ScottBatson Ohhh ic
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