FAQs

Solution:
Please verify the system requirements mentioned in installation procedure.

Solution:

• Update watchman to the latest version.
• Run npm install again.

Solution:
Linking the Vector Icons repo in Xcode will solve the issue.
More information about how to link libraries to your app. Click here
If you still face the same issue, then restart packager and run from xcode.

Probabilities:

1. This might be the problem if your rootProject name is not correct at all places.
2. rnpm link might not work all the time.
• In case of android
• If React Native version in your app >= 0.29

Solution 2:
Please complete the installation procedure for react-native-vector-icons by taking up the manual setup mentioned in the docs.

Solution:
NativeBase is built on top of React Native.
Hence with any component you can pass the style property which will be merged to the default style of that component.
Example:

<Button style={{backgroundColor: '#FF0000'}}>
    Click me! 
</Button>

Solution:
The NativeBase components are built on top of React Native components. Hence the callback events of React Native holds good with NativeBase components.
Example: The Button component is actually a wrapper of the TouchableOpacity component of React Native. So you can just use the onPress callback function for event handling.

Refer the cheatsheet for more details.

Solution:
NativeBase provides a separate file inclusive of color schemes for all components.
Go through Customize section of docs.

Solution:
NativeBase use Icons from React Native Vector Icons.
Hence the collection of icons from Vector Icons holds good with that in NativeBase.

Solution:
We welcome all your issues. Feel free to raise issues on GitHub.
Please go through the Git Flow to report issues.