Great tutorial, nicely presented - exactly what I needed but couldn't find anywhere else. Could you make a video on how to get rid of the 'DeprecationWarning: The punycode module is deprecated.' It's annoying; I see it appears in your video as well - I haven't been able to solve it.
stackoverflow.com/questions/78516645/warning-deprecationwarning-the-punycode-module-is-deprecated-please-use-a-u I looked into it a bit, and looks like it should eventually get fixed with newer updates, and it doesn't effect the functionality, so I would ignore it for now. But you can use: npm ls punycode to list out the dependencies that are causing the issue in your code.
Thanks! I don't use EXPO EAS Build, so I don't have the best knowledge. But to open it on xcode you would need an IOS folder generated in your local project. That being say you can run: npx expo prebuild --platform ios to generate that IOS folder.
great video! one question, is there a way to retrieve the name of the user when you log in? i know you can get the email but i was wondering if you could also retrieve the name. if so, what is the field for that? i can't seem to find it.
I would just console.log the user object and see if the name is attached to the account. Then you have access to it ... But if you already did that, and it's not there (which I remember it is not being accessible, but I could be wrong), then you would have to create an input name screen that let's them input their name so you can save it later.
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Great tutorial, nicely presented - exactly what I needed but couldn't find anywhere else. Could you make a video on how to get rid of the 'DeprecationWarning: The punycode module is deprecated.' It's annoying; I see it appears in your video as well - I haven't been able to solve it.
Sure thing I'll take a look into it!
stackoverflow.com/questions/78516645/warning-deprecationwarning-the-punycode-module-is-deprecated-please-use-a-u
I looked into it a bit, and looks like it should eventually get fixed with newer updates, and it doesn't effect the functionality, so I would ignore it for now. But you can use:
npm ls punycode
to list out the dependencies that are causing the issue in your code.
Great stuff!
What if your build is on Expo's EAS? Do you need to have a local build so that you can open it on XCode or is there a way around it?
Thanks!
I don't use EXPO EAS Build, so I don't have the best knowledge.
But to open it on xcode you would need an IOS folder generated in your local project. That being say you can run:
npx expo prebuild --platform ios
to generate that IOS folder.
@@andrewheimdev Got it. Thanks!
@@gibber1sh-c6w yeah no problem!
great video! one question, is there a way to retrieve the name of the user when you log in? i know you can get the email but i was wondering if you could also retrieve the name. if so, what is the field for that? i can't seem to find it.
I would just console.log the user object and see if the name is attached to the account. Then you have access to it ...
But if you already did that, and it's not there (which I remember it is not being accessible, but I could be wrong), then you would have to create an input name screen that let's them input their name so you can save it later.
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