miui will turn off the App’s floating window permission by default, so you won’t see the debugging floating window that appears when you shake it. Just go to the settings and open the floating window permission of the corresponding react native app.
You can get it just by shaking it. I was really shocked when I first played it. The first real machine deployment requires a USB link, and then I can develop and debug by unplugging the cable and connecting to wifi
You can take a look at a demo music app written by this guy https://github.com/chunmu/RNM... The project lists some common problems and commonly used libraries, which is interesting
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miui will turn off the App’s floating window permission by default, so you won’t see the debugging floating window that appears when you shake it. Just go to the settings and open the floating window permission of the corresponding react native app.
You can get it just by shaking it. I was really shocked when I first played it. The first real machine deployment requires a USB link, and then I can develop and debug by unplugging the cable and connecting to wifi
You can take a look at a demo music app written by this guy https://github.com/chunmu/RNM...
The project lists some common problems and commonly used libraries, which is interesting