If you encounter issues, try running these commands to install the ffi package, which will enable pods to be installed with the proper architecture: sudo arch -x86_64 gem install ffi Note, Mac M1 is not directly compatible with Cocoapods. If you’re using the default Ruby available with MacOS, you’ll need to use the sudo command to install gems like Cocoapods: sudo gem install cocoapods The steps to install it vary depending on how Ruby is managed on your machine. npm run distcleanĬocoaPods is required to fetch React and third-party dependencies. This may help avoid errors in the future. If you have an existing Gutenberg checkout be sure to fully clean node_modules and re-install dependencies. Top ↑ Do you have an older existing Gutenberg checkout? Nvm use # switches to the project settings Nvm alias default 'lts/*' # sets this as the default when opening a new terminal A manager will let you switch between different node and npm versions of your choosing.Īfter installing nvm, run the following from the top-level directory of the cloned project: nvm install 'lts/*' If you’re working in multiple JS projects, a node version manager may make sense. Clone Gutenberg git clone ↑ Install node and npm For other environments, the React Native quickstart documentation has helpful pointers and steps for getting set up. Note that these instructions are primarily focused on the macOS environment. Browse: Home / Block Editor Handbook / Contributor Guide / Code Contributions / React Native mobile editor / Setup guide for React Native development (macOS) Setup guide for React Native development (macOS) EditĪre you interested in contributing to the native mobile editor? This guide is a detailed walk through designed to get you up and running!
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