GeoFencing not working

[Keerthirathinam]

Plugin version: 4.18.3
Platform: iOS
OS version: iOS 18.1.1
Device manufacturer / model: iPhone 15 Pro
React Native version (react-native -v): 0.72.10
Xcode version: 16.2

So I added geofence and I am trying to see in in the portal while using getGeoFence I can able to see it in my local but in the website it is not reflecting. I tried with the demo app too same happening there

[christocracy]

See wiki “Debugging”.

Learn to use Config.debug. Learn to observe the native logs. See api docs .emailLog.

See API docs “Geofencing Guide”.

[Keerthirathinam]

I've reviewed the documentation and have a question. I'm implementing geofencing using only addGeoFence and onGeoFenceChange (or onGeoFence), without relying on getCurrentPosition. My goal is to detect whether I'm already inside a geofence upon its creation using the geofenceInitialTriggerEntry option. However, I've noticed that the geofence initially registers as an 'entry' only after I physically enter the location and then exit. In scenarios where the geofence is created for a location other than my current one, the initial state should logically register as 'exit,' but this behavior seems unsupported. Could you provide clarification or suggest a solution?

[christocracy]

While sitting in my office, if I create a geofence around my current position, the geofence fires immediately.

If I call .stop() then .start(), the geofence ENTER event will immediately fire again.

[Keerthirathinam]

Right, But I am sitting in my office but I want to create a geofence location to my home in that case it won't work right?

[christocracy]

it won't work right?

What won’t work?

[christocracy]

In scenarios where the geofence is created for a location other than my current one, the initial state should logically register as 'exit,'

You can’t have an EXIT without an ENTER. This is completely logical. This is how the native geofence APIs operate.

It makes 0 sense to expect a geofence EXIT to fire even if you’ve never entered it before. If that’s what you’re hoping for, you need to rethink what you’re doing.

[christocracy]

I’m not here to provide free application development support..