Headers of the inner dependency are not found

[wellbranding]

I am developing a native module for our SDK. I had zero issues with the Android setup, but keep getting issues with the IOS project. The structure of our project is the following:

1. The root IOS folder creates a cocoa pods project and includes our native SDK with the following Podfile setup:
   target 'IdenfyReactNative' do
   use_frameworks!
   pod 'iDenfySDK'
   end
2. The example project includes this native module dependency via Podfile:
   pod 'idenfy-react-native', :path => '../..'

When I try to build the project I am getting the following error from one of the inner dependencies, defined in the iDenfySDK podspec:

'MotionInterchange/MotionInterchange.h' file not found

This approach works perfectly on native IOS development. However, I can't solve these issues in ReactNative.

What I did found strange is the Development Pods folder. Our idenfy-react-native is located in this folder and it also contains all inner frameworks and their private headers, which are the ones who cause the built failure in the first place(they are not visible if you include our iDenfySDK into regular IOS project)

Perhaps, there is a different way of including the native module, which internally has inner dependencies as well?

[adrianpandelea-sv]

Hello, I have the same issue. Did you manage to find a fix for it? Thanks

[murtazabeans]

I am also facing the same issue. Has anyone got any workaround for this?

[TfADrama]

Have you tried to just put your pod dependency on your bob lib podspec and delete that pod dependency that you added on the ios pod file?

  s.dependency "React" --> This is a pod
  s.dependency "ReachabilitySwift" --> This is another pod
  s.vendored_frameworks = 'PSReader.xcframework', 'ZIPFoundation.xcframework' --> These are .frameworks or .xcframeworks