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Struggling with the `RNIap.modulemap not found` error when archiving in Xcode? Discover how to easily resolve this issue when working with React Native and in-app purchases.
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Troubleshooting the RNIap.modulemap not found Error in Xcode

When embarking on a project that integrates in-app purchases with the React Native IAP library, encountering build errors can be frustrating. One common issue developers face is the RNIap.modulemap not found error when attempting to generate an archive using Xcode, while everything works seamlessly in debug mode. Whether you’re working on a betting app, a gaming app, or any application that requires purchases, knowing how to resolve this error is crucial for a smooth development experience.

Understanding the Problem

You're in a situation where you can successfully compile and run your React Native app in debug mode, but trying to generate an archive for release is met with an error message indicating that the RNIap.modulemap file cannot be found. The error typically appears after executing the steps to set up your project and only manifests itself when trying to archive through Xcode's user interface.

Here’s a breakdown of the error message you might encounter:

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This points to an issue related to how the project is set up and how dependencies are linked in Xcode.

Expected Behavior

You want the ability to successfully generate an archive so that you can distribute your app, whether for internal testing or submission to the App Store.

Environment Details

react-native-iap: 12.10.7

react-native: 0.71.8

Platforms: iOS, Xcode

Steps to Reproduce the Behavior

Install react-native-iap.

Navigate to the ios directory and run pod install.

Attempt to generate an archive from Xcode.

Solution to the Error

Check Your Project File

One crucial detail often overlooked is the project file format:

Ensure that you’re opening the correct file in Xcode:

You must open the .xcworkspace file, not the .xcodeproj file.

Opening the .xcworkspace file ensures that all CocoaPods dependencies are properly integrated into your project, which is essential for successfully building your archive.

Additional Steps if Needed

If you've ensured that you're opening the .xcworkspace file and are still experiencing issues, consider the following:

Link the Library Manually: If you have not linked the library properly, add the following line to your Podfile:

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Clean and Rebuild: After modifying your Podfile, run:

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Then, clean your build folder in Xcode by going to Product > Clean Build Folder and try archiving again.

Verify CocoaPods Installation: Sometimes the versions of CocoaPods may cause conflicts. Use:

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This ensures you are working with the latest pod specifications.

Conclusion

While encountering the RNIap.modulemap not found error might seem daunting, it can be easily resolved by ensuring you are opening the correct workspace file and confirming that your dependencies are properly linked. By following the above steps, you can streamline your development process and prepare your app for distribution without any hitches.

If you continue to face challenges, consider reaching out to the React Native community or forums for further assistance. Happy coding!