Cannot read property 'configure' of undefined (LinkedInSessionManager.ios.js)

[dittmarconsulting]

Hi all,

I have followed all steps described here

Here is props of my environment:

react - 16.0.0-alpha.6
react-native - 0.43.3
react-native-linkedin-sdk - 0.0.4
XCode - 8.3.2

The Xcode project compiles without issues but I receive an error msg when I invoke the JS code below that the function configure is undefined

Here is my test code:

const config = {
   clientID: '<my client id>',
   clientSecret: '<my secret>',
   state: '<my state hash>',
   scopes: 'r_basicprofile',
   redirectUri: '<my redirect URL>'
}
const LISDK = LinkedInSDK.configure(config)

The code snipped that causes the error is in LinkedInSessionManager.ios.js

...
const LinkedInSDK = {
   configure(config) {
      console.info('LINKEDIN SESSION MANAGER', RNLinkedInSessionManager)
      return RNLinkedInSessionManager.configure(config);
    },
    ...
};

module.exports = LinkedInSDK;

I added a console output to check whether I get a RNLinkedInSessionManager object but I get an undefined.

The file RNLinkedInSessionManager.xcworkspace has been successfully added to my XCode project folder under /ios but it seems there is no link to the library.

Any help is much appreciated.

[bethqiang]

I started working with this yesterday, and have been getting the same error triggered by the same lines of code, although--

1. My configuration looks like this:

and

2. I'm passing my clientID, clientSecret, etc. into the LinkedInSDK.signIn function instead of a configure function. (Per the usage section in the Read Me.)

Regardless, I'm still getting the same error triggered by the same lines of code and I'm a little lost on how to go about fixing this.

[freework-tech]

I have the same problem. Did someone get it to work?

[bethqiang]

@freework-tech I haven't yet. 😢

[freework-tech]

@bethqiang: I figured it out:
You have to add the two files in the folder RNLinkedInSessionManager to Build Phases -> Compile Sources in your project target settings (drag & drop)

Let me know if it works

[dittmarconsulting]

@freework-tech

Your solution doesn't work for me.

I also updated the code by hand in RNLinkedInSessionManager.swift file as suggested but I still get the same error - RNLinkedInSessionManager is undefined

DispatchQueue.main.sync() {
          linkedinHelper.authorizeSuccess({ (lsToken) in
              // Delay is necessary as ViewController is closing.
              DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 0.5) {
                  resolve(RNLinkedInSessionManager.tokenToJSON(lsToken))
              }
          }, error: { (error) in
              reject("authorizeSuccessError", error.localizedDescription, error)
          }, cancel: {
              reject("authorizeSuccessCancel", "", nil)
          })
        }

[joonhocho]

Merged #11. Sorry guys, I was busy working on something else.

[bethqiang]

No worries! I'll try again later this week and report back.

[dittmarconsulting]

Doesn't work for me :-(

[bethqiang]

I had to use @freework-tech's solution in addition to using the latest version, but things worked!

Re: @freework-tech's solution, this is what my Xcode looked like per that:

I ended up deleting the RNLinkedInSessionManager folder (bullet point 4 in the iOS section of the README right before "Usage") after doing this to see what would happen, and it appears it didn't affect the functioning of anything.

[joonhocho]

@bethqiang @dittmarconsulting It seems like there is no clean solution for these problems, cuz it works for some and doesnt for others.
If things are not working, refer to the ExampleApp. I currently don't know exactly how XCode compiles its codes and react-native.