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I think I have react-native-callkit set up correctly, because I can get checkIfBusy to report true if I am in a call, and false otherwise. I am somewhat new to react-native so please forgive me if this is something basic!
However, I'm having trouble getting the event listeners to work.
My current setup is this:
in the component constructor: RNCallKit.addEventListener('didReceiveStartCallAction', this.onRNCallKitDidReceiveStartCallAction);
as the first component method after the constructor and the state declaration:
I open the app on my Iphone (5s with iOS 11.4), with XCode and the debugger running, and make a call from my Recents, but the console doesn't display '--Start call action--', which I interpret to mean that this event is not being processed.
I'm not seeing any error messages or anything. Thank you for any help!
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davidcantonnoteges commentedon Jul 5, 2018
+1
davidcantonnoteges commentedon Jul 17, 2018
Listeners not working for me, none fired when receive calls, or i make calls..
aarkalyk commentedon Jul 17, 2018
Hey guys!
Are you sure you've implemented this delegate method?
aarkalyk commentedon Jul 17, 2018
I think these lines should be removed. No need to initialize RNCallKit.
davidcantonnoteges commentedon Jul 17, 2018
I have removed these lines and no working in my project