I am building a project in Android studio and am running into a circular dependency.

Every time I set my Gradle Plugin and AGP versions to 7.0.2, the build fails because react-native-idle-timer requires v7.0.1. When I downgrade to v7.0.1 in both plugins, the buid fails because the Minimum supported Gradle version is 7.0.2.

I'm pretty new to Android studio and not sure if it's a straightforward adjustment in this project to allow support for the latest Gradle/Android Gradle plugins. Any ideas?

Thanks!

Just installed from npm and tried to compile straight away. Got an error that the method doesn't exist. It seems the native code isn't linked on iOS. Is autolinking broken with this project?

Hi @marcshilling, I got your library to work on iOS but I wonder if you have any suggestions for getting it to work on tvOS? I am getting, "Unhandled JS Exception: Cannot read property 'setIdleTimerDisabled' of undefined". I've tried adding the project to my project, manually. I've added the (tvOS compiled) .a to my linked libraries. In that view, if I right click the .a and Show in Finder, it does show me the file in the finder. Any ideas of what else I might be missing? Here's the commit I made. If we can get it working I'll issue a pull request: https://github.com/abcd-ca/react-native-idle-timer/commit/677541b9cd5a65f61c5333e713dd50a949221c31 Thanks!

Hi there, thanks for building this!

This is a super minor issue but our app supports iOS 8.0 (react-native supports it as well). We were receiving this warning so I bumped the iOS deployment target from 9.3 to 8.0.

Also added a gitignore to ignore all the tmp files from iOS / android / js.

Cheers!

Hi I've installed the package on 0.62.2 and app crashes before connecting to packager.

and here is the latest line of the adb -d logcat | grep MYAPP:

04-01 16:41:27.935  3427  4566 W SurfaceFlinger: Attempting to destroy on removed layer: Splash Screen com.MYAPP[508]#0
04-01 16:41:27.936  3898  4836 I WindowManager: Cancelling animation restarting=false, leash=null, surface=Surface(name=AppWindowToken{516860d token=Token{cd78a4 ActivityRecord{1cacb37 u0 com.MYAPP/.MainActivity t11313}}})/@0x6d252d4, parent=Surface(name=Task=11313)/@0xc20c7d, caller=com.android.server.wm.SurfaceAnimator.cancelAnimation:183 com.android.server.wm.WindowContainer.cancelAnimation:1179 com.android.server.wm.AppWindowToken.cancelAnimation:2431 com.android.server.wm.AppWindowToken.onRemovedFromDisplay:815 com.android.server.wm.DisplayContent.removeAppToken:1075 
04-01 16:41:27.939  3427  3556 I SurfaceFlinger: id=13654 Removed AppWindowToken{516860d token=Token{cd78a4 ActivityRecord{1cacb37 u0 com.MYAPP/.MainActivity t11313}}}#0 (0/61)
04-01 16:41:27.944  3427  3427 I Layer   : id=13654 onRemoved AppWindowToken{516860d token=Token{cd78a4 ActivityRecord{1cacb37 u0 com.MYAPP/.MainActivity t11313}}}#0 
04-01 16:41:27.944  3427  3427 I Layer   : id=13655 onRemoved b8cfa4b Splash Screen com.MYAPP#0 
04-01 16:41:27.945  3427  3427 I Layer   : id=13656 onRemoved Splash Screen com.MYAPP[508]#0 
04-01 16:41:28.137   639   671 D AppErrorNotification: errorType : 24, process : com.MYAPP , uid : 0
04-01 16:41:34.466   639   671 V FasUtils: There is com.MYAPP [10545] in FAS table
04-01 16:41:34.559   639   671 W AppErrorNotification: Skip. com.MYAPP is not notiable item
04-01 16:41:37.134  3898  3905 D SurfaceControl: finalize(protected), animation-leash is released by finalize, sc=Surface(name=Surface(name=AppWindowToken{516860d token=Token{cd78a4 ActivityRecord{1cacb37 u0 com.MYAPP/.MainActivity t11313}}})/@0x6d252d4 - animation-leash)/@0x387bd1f, nativeObject=491918915328, caller=java.lang.Daemons$FinalizerDaemon.doFinalize:250 java.lang.Daemons$FinalizerDaemon.runInternal:237 java.lang.Daemons$Daemon.run:103 java.lang.Thread.run:764 <bottom of call stack> <bottom of call stack> <bottom of call stack> 

I'm having an issue with this library on iOS. I tested this with iphone X 12.3.1

When i include the library and link it the phone always stays on. Even without calling a function in this library.

Infact, the screen even remains on when I only call

IdleTimerManager.setIdleTimerDisabled(false);

Has anyone else experienced this?

Xcode 12 fails to build if a module depends on React instead of React-Core. This change is necessary for all native modules on iOS. 
Reference: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/issues/29633#issuecomment-694187116

when i play video componentDidMount(){ IdleTimerManager.setIdleTimerDisabled(true); } componentWillUnmount(){ IdleTimerManager.setIdleTimerDisabled(false); }

I suggest narrowing down the link to just react-native-idle-timer so it doesn't perform the link on all of the dependencies. There are scenarios where it will add duplicate references to the android project which will cause it to crash

• Updated compileSdkVersion, targetSdkVersion and buildToolsVersion default values to the latest available
• Replaced compile with implementation, as compile is now obsolete.

This pull request adds compatibility with react-native 0.40 while keeping backwards compatibility with older versions.
The breaking changes were announced here https://github.com/facebook/react-native/releases/tag/v0.40.0
Backwards compatibilty solution was founded here https://medium.com/@thisismissem/how-to-upgrade-react-native-modules-in-a-backwards-compatible-manner-a5b5c48d590c#.u4m6ktkex

The plugin was not working on an old iPhone 6s with iOS 15.2. The screen get locked after the default 1 Minute set on the iOS settings. I updated the iOS Version to 15.6.1 and the problem is fixed. Can someone confirm that the plugin is not working on older iOS Versions? Unfortunately I do not have any device with an old iOS version.

I downloaded the package and pod installed. i reran my metro server and when i navigate to my camera screen, the code is fired and BOOM...

null is not an object (evaluating '_reactNative.NativeModules.KCKeepAwake.activate')

"react-native": "0.69.3", "react-native-idle-timer": "^2.1.7",

import IdleTimerManager from 'react-native-idle-timer';

within my component useEffect(()=>{ if(isRecording){ IdleTimerManager.setIdleTimerDisabled(true); } else{ IdleTimerManager.setIdleTimerDisabled(false); } },[isRecording])

I will use in our app but this is not working in android. IdleTimerManager.setIdleTimerDisabled(true); IdleTimerManager.setIdleTimerDisabled(false);

@kasinskas @flacito @CaptainJeff

Hi @marcshilling, thanks again for this library. I have a quick proposal. Recently I've found that many packages, when not installed correctly, raise somewhat cryptic errors. To mitigate this issue, I've created react-native-package which is a quick, declarative way to check if a nativeModule is installed correctly.

If someone does not follow the native instructions or something went wrong, they will see this warning when starting the app:

Warning: react-native-idle-timer was not installed correctly. Please follow the instructions in the README: https://github.com/marcshilling/react-native-idle-timer#readme.

This is more favorable than a runtime error when they first use IdleTimerManager.setIdleTimerDisabled.

I realize that this is a somewhat small package so adding this dependency might be overkill, but I'm trying to see if this style of package writing can catch on in the community so consumers of the packages will have a better debugging experience, especially for people who might be new and not know what to do when they receive a native error.

Would love to hear your thoughts on whether or not you think this is useful for your react-native package. thanks!