Closed SnakeHead closed 5 years ago
I got it to work by putting the icons at the root level (ie: not inside an App Icons folder).
Note which should be added to the documentation for usage: To reset the icon, pass null: changeIcon(null)
I could change the icon in version 0.59 but in version 0.61 I'm getting the following error
null is not an object (evaluating RNChangeIcon.changeIcon)
@SnakeHead how did you make this work on Android? I also have two icons next to each other without even calling changeIcon()
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Yes I can confirm this work only if you the icons in the root not in AppIcons folder
I've followed the instructions and reviewed the example app. On iOS, I get a message telling me I've changed the icon, but when I look at the home screen, the app has not changed. On Android, I see both the regular app icon for my app along with the secondary app I icon I created on the homescreen, prior to even running the change icon code.