Fixed TypeScript error with UIManager.MyViewManager.Commands.create in MyView.tsx Android Native UI Components #4172
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UIManager.MyViewManager.Commands.create in MyView.tsx #4172UIManager.MyViewManager.Commands.create in MyView.tsx Android Native UI Components #4172
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PR Title:
Fixed TypeScript error with
UIManager.MyViewManager.Commands.createin MyView.tsxDescription:
This PR addresses a TypeScript error that occurs when accessing
UIManager.MyViewManager.Commands.create.toString()inMyView.tsx. The direct reference toUIManager.MyViewManager.Commandsmay not be available or initialized properly, especially in some environments, which causes issues when working with custom native view managers.Changes:
UIManager.MyViewManager.Commands.create.toString()with the more reliableUIManager.getViewManagerConfig('MyViewManager').Commands.create.toString()to ensure that the view manager configuration is correctly fetched and initialized before using the command.This fix ensures compatibility and prevents errors when working with custom native components on both Android.
Closes issue #4172.
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