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The 3.x version of react-native-mmkv uses mmkv-core, while the 2.x version depends directly on the MMKV library, which includes iOS platform code.
How can MMKV be used on both the native side and React Native simultaneously in version 3.x? If add the mmkv pod on iOS, there will be duplicate code from mmkv-core.
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Your question is quite relevant and well-written, which is good. In version 3.x, you should be able to use MMKV on both the native side and React Native without duplicate code issues, but it’s important to follow the integration steps closely.
If you add the mmkv pod on iOS, make sure that you have properly configured your project to avoid any conflicts. Please provide more details about any errors or warnings you are facing, including logs from Xcode, so that mrousavy can assist you better!
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Note: If you think I made a mistake, please ping @mrousavy to take a look.
The 3.x version of react-native-mmkv uses mmkv-core, while the 2.x version depends directly on the MMKV library, which includes iOS platform code.
How can MMKV be used on both the native side and React Native simultaneously in version 3.x? If add the mmkv pod on iOS, there will be duplicate code from mmkv-core.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: