Hi, I have the Todos app running locally on port 3000, and my React Native app running simultaneously. When I call the ddpClient.subscribe('publicLists'), I am not seeing any instances when I use debugger in the browser console. Am I able to fetch the existing entries initially, without observing the add, delete, and update changes? Some more explanation on this would help a lot. Thank you.

Hi - I was trying your project out and I found that I was able to subscribe to publicLists/privateLists as in your example, but when I try to subscribe to "todos" and observe the todos collection, nothing happens.

I wonder if it's an issue with passing in a parameter?

I have forked and made an example here: https://github.com/garethdown44/react-native-meteor-websocket-polyfill.git

If you could let me know if it's a bug in your code, or something I am doing wrong I would really appreciate it.

Thanks

Hi,
This is the great work to glue both react-native and Meteor. And the example works smoothly.
Right now The react-native app can display the list reactively, once the list is CRUD by other web front-end. I am wondering how I can do this on the react-native app. Would you please give me a short example?

Thanks,
Chen

@hharnisc I'm getting this 'RCTRootView.h' file not found' error.
How do I create this file?

When i build the project, i get this error i'm not sure how to fix. But the app at the simulator stays at an eternal "Loading lists..." state. Any ideas?

This is the error at the xcode output:

2015-09-06 19:35:26.010 [info][tid:com.facebook.React.JavaScript] "Running application "todos" with appParams: {"rootTag":1,"initialProps":{}}. __DEV__ === true, development-level warning are ON, performance optimizations are OFF"
2015-09-06 19:35:26.144 [error][tid:com.facebook.React.JavaScript] "Error: Can't find variable: process
 stack: 
  _ensureQueued           index.ios.bundle:51347
  upsert                  index.ios.bundle:51365
  upsert                  index.ios.bundle:51128
  _message                index.ios.bundle:49290
  onmessage               index.ios.bundle:49189
  <unknown>               index.ios.bundle:11926
  applyWithGuard          index.ios.bundle:880
  emit                    index.ios.bundle:6791
  jsCall                  index.ios.bundle:7375
  _callFunction           index.ios.bundle:7641
  <unknown>               index.ios.bundle:7670
  <unknown>               index.ios.bundle:7664
  perform                 index.ios.bundle:6197
  batchedUpdates          index.ios.bundle:13917
  batchedUpdates          index.ios.bundle:4740
  <unknown>               index.ios.bundle:7663
  applyWithErrorReporter  index.ios.bundle:7410
  guardReturn             index.ios.bundle:7432
  processBatch            index.ios.bundle:7662
 URL: http://localhost:8081/index.ios.bundle
 line: 51347
 message: Can't find variable: process"

I'm assuming that since this package doesn't use the native Meteor ddp and minimongo packages just yet, we also won't be able to use any accounts- packages or any others that rely on DOM.

Is this correct? Are DOM polyfills the only thing blocking developers from using the client-side parts of Meteor's packages with react-native?

I am currently using Meteor, Famous, and phonegap, and the biggest advantage is being able to push updates to our app without going through the App Store approval process.

I am currently contemplating switching to react native. My question is if there is any way to edit react native code outside of the Xcode project, so you could essentially update the native app without going through the App Store?

Would it be a problem?

How would one go about checking for connection status in this framework? In the ideal case, I would be looking for a Meteor-style reactive variable that says whether the DDP connection is currently open and working or not. I want to use it to automatically reconnect after the app is reopened the phone awakes from 'sleep mode'.

On a similar note, I would also want the same for finding out whether the user is logged in. Something like Meteor.user() ...

Would this be difficult? Tips are very welcome.

Hi there,

sorry, I meant migration.
Is it really still neccessary for react native to add reactivity this way and not with mixins and getMeteorData() since the official support of react by MDG?

Regards