Hi,
The dependencies are tied to IsNativeFileSystemAvailable.
Just make sure to call IsNativeFileSystemAvailable at least once in your app. This is good practice anyway, it also allows your app to fail gracefully when a developer attempts to use the functionality in the Make It Native app.
I will put this in the documentation as well.
Edit: I published a new version with the function to share documents or images outside the app. This brought along more dependencies so I created several dependency files for key JavaScript actions. The native dependencies have been updated to newer versions as well. Be sure to click the Releases tab and then download the latest version from there. The default download button will download a really old version.
With regards,
Marcel
I solved the problem by creating the dependencies json files beside their javascript files.
Not sure if it’s the way it’s supposed to be, but it works now...
in \javascriptsource\nativefiledocuments\actions
every json files are the same
{
"nativeDependencies": {
"react-native-file-viewer": "2.1.4",
"react-native-fs": "2.16.6"
}
}