Xcode can't file PayPalDataCollector-Swift.h

[RayKay91]

Integration Details (please complete the following information):

• SDK/Library Version: 9.4.0
• Environment: Sandbox
• iOS Version: iOS 15.2
• Xcode Version: Xcode 13.2
• Device : iPhone 13
• Integration type & version : CocoaPods 1.11.2
• Development Processor Type: Intel

Describe the bug Description of what the bug is. Please include as many details as possible.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Try to build project
2. Build fails because it cannot find file: PayPalDataCollector-Swift.h (Error occurs in BTDropInResult.m)

Screenshots

Although I am using the Pod in a React Native app I don't believe this is causing any problems. Xcode cannot find the file pictured.

• I've tried looking for it myself but no such file exists in Braintree/ or BraintreeDropIn/ despite the presence of a PayPalDataCollector/ directory.
• I have also tried installing pod Braintree/DataCollector but the issue persists.
• I have tried using a quotation mark import #import "PayPalDataCollector-Swift.h"
• I have tried creating a blank PayPalDataCollector-Swift.h file in Braintree/PayPalDataCollector/

I can build and the drop in works fine if I comment out the code that causes the issue.

[jaxdesmarais]

Hello @RayKay91 -

I've tested this via both the demo app in this repo as well as a standalone demo app and am unable to replicate this error. The header's name is generated from our PayPalDataCollector module name, followed by "-Swift.h" when it is exposed to Objective-C (you can read more about this process here).

Are you able to provide a simple sample project where we can replicate this error? From there, we would be happy to take a look as this error appears to be independent to your configuration.

[RayKay91]

Sure: https://github.com/RayKay91/rn-braintree-demo

open ios/bttest.xcworkspace in Xcode, or run xed ios in the terminal from project root. You'll see the issue if you open up the Pods/BraintreeDropIn folder then the BTDropInResult.m file

[jaxdesmarais]

@RayKay91 - thanks for sending over that sample project. I've also been able to reproduce this locally with a react native application. It is worth noting, that we do not officially support react native, so we cannot guarantee a timeline/fix for this issue. As a temporary solution, using version 9.1.0 of the Drop-in resolved the issue for me locally. I will let you know when we have an update on the original issue.

[RayKay91]

@jaxdesmarais Awesome! Thanks for the help!

I saw one of the older issues mentioning that it could be an option in the future to support React Native. I'd like to add my vote to that if you could relay it to your team 😄

Thanks again! 🚀

[jaxdesmarais]

Hello @RayKay91 - thanks for your patience as we had some time this week to look into this. I've opened up a PR #368 with and updated import statement for this. I've tested this in a local react native app and am no longer running into the warning that you were experiencing. Would you mind pulling this branch down on your end and letting me know if it resolves the issue on your end? With cocoapods you should be able to point to the branch by specifying the following in your podfile:

pod 'BraintreeDropIn', :git => 'https://github.com/braintree/braintree-ios-drop-in.git', :branch => 'cocoapods-fix-for-react-native'

[RayKay91]

Hey so sorry @jaxdesmarais have been super busy.

I can confirm that it resolves the issue and everything seems to be working fine. Thanks again 😄 🥇