I am currently making a project using React TypeScript, MongoDB, and Express.js. I am trying to update the field value in my MongoDB document, and it is supposed to be a string, but instead it is automatically turning it into…
i'm trying to create an app using firebase. here my code: const user = await createUserWithEmailAndPassword(auth, email, password) await user.user.sendEmailVerification() user is initializing in firebase authentication but this is happening : TypeError: user.user.sendEmailVerification is not a function.
I am migrating my managed Expo React Native project to the EAS build ecosystem and am getting a strange error that I dont see anywhere else when googling around. The following error happens while running the Fastlane part of the…
I'm creating some custom components for my application and they essentially have some base styling done to them for light/dark modes. My goal is to be able to use those components with all their props later when the custom component…
The below code changes style to itemStyles.listItemPressed to all the elements in the Item loop. I need to have only one element change the style on pressing the container. Down below i have my second way of tryng to do…
I know how to POST data from a React Native app to the server with axios, but I don't know how I can POST data from the server to React Native. Is there a way to listen for requests from…
I'm adding a menu to every screen navigation header, so created a menu function that needs the navigation object to navigate to different screens based on the menu item tapped. But the navigation.navigate from props is undefined. export default function…
I'm trying to pass some props to class component from function component via navigation. At Function component I'm writing: export default function StartScreen() { const navigation = useNavigation(); function onButtonPress(){ navigation.navigate("Main",{'test':'Test'}); } return( <> <AnimatedTouchable onPress={onButtonPress}></AnimatedTouchable> </> ) } At…
today I encountered that it is impossible to set state in react native using old state value and then utilizing spread operator like this: setSomeValue(oldValue => {...oldValue, someField: 'newValue'}) it is necessary to add parentheses: setSomeValue(oldValue => ({...oldValue, someField: 'newValue'}))…
I am building a react website where I assign a subdomain to the user when they sign up according to the username they enter, let's say their username is john, then the subdomain will be john.mydomain.com. I would like to…