React Native Bridge Library for existing Objective C Framework which depends on other iOS Frameworks









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  1. I have an Objective-C Framework, which depends on other third party Frameworks through CocoaPods.



    i.e A-->B,C,D




  2. I created a react-native-create-library bridge which wraps the code around Objective-C Framework A.



    i.e React_Native_A-->A-->B,C,D



  3. I tried creating an example app Example_React_Native_A which links the React_Native_A using the react_native link command. Hoping that it links to the other frameworks added using the CocoaPods.


  4. Unfortunately, this doesn't work in this way. It won't even consider React_Native_A-->A link.


Is there any other way to generate the example app, so that it can link all the required frameworks i.e A-->B,C,D.






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    1. I have an Objective-C Framework, which depends on other third party Frameworks through CocoaPods.



      i.e A-->B,C,D




    2. I created a react-native-create-library bridge which wraps the code around Objective-C Framework A.



      i.e React_Native_A-->A-->B,C,D



    3. I tried creating an example app Example_React_Native_A which links the React_Native_A using the react_native link command. Hoping that it links to the other frameworks added using the CocoaPods.


    4. Unfortunately, this doesn't work in this way. It won't even consider React_Native_A-->A link.


    Is there any other way to generate the example app, so that it can link all the required frameworks i.e A-->B,C,D.






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      1. I have an Objective-C Framework, which depends on other third party Frameworks through CocoaPods.



        i.e A-->B,C,D




      2. I created a react-native-create-library bridge which wraps the code around Objective-C Framework A.



        i.e React_Native_A-->A-->B,C,D



      3. I tried creating an example app Example_React_Native_A which links the React_Native_A using the react_native link command. Hoping that it links to the other frameworks added using the CocoaPods.


      4. Unfortunately, this doesn't work in this way. It won't even consider React_Native_A-->A link.


      Is there any other way to generate the example app, so that it can link all the required frameworks i.e A-->B,C,D.






      ios xcode react-native react-native-ios







      share|improve this question














      1. I have an Objective-C Framework, which depends on other third party Frameworks through CocoaPods.



        i.e A-->B,C,D




      2. I created a react-native-create-library bridge which wraps the code around Objective-C Framework A.



        i.e React_Native_A-->A-->B,C,D



      3. I tried creating an example app Example_React_Native_A which links the React_Native_A using the react_native link command. Hoping that it links to the other frameworks added using the CocoaPods.


      4. Unfortunately, this doesn't work in this way. It won't even consider React_Native_A-->A link.


      Is there any other way to generate the example app, so that it can link all the required frameworks i.e A-->B,C,D.






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