TurboModuleRegistry.getEnforcing(...) 'tflite' could not be found.Verify that a module by this name is registered in the native binary

[tahsinsiad]

Hello, yesterday I have found similar issues while running my react native app. I have also used expo. I have seen that you have made a patch. But unfortunately still got the issue. Can you please help me?
Platform: android
@mrousavy

[ZiyaDogramaci]

Duplicate of #139
Thanks to this reply. I resolved issue with the following patch file.

react-native-fast-tflite+1.6.1.patch @tahsinsiad

[slyguy5646]

I'm having the same issue @mrousavy. The fix mentioned by @ZiyaDogramaci is a band aid fix and will break in expo builds as node modules are installed remotely so no changes will be able to be made to those files.

[emilnilimaa]

Also got this issue...

[samsonong]

Solved! (at least for my case)

I'm very sure these details/instructions are laying around somewhere... but here I am sinking hours into investigation 👀

• react-native-fast-tflite REQUIRES dev build. It does not work on Expo Go
• That means you'll need to do npx expo prebuild && npx expo run:android

// old papertrail

Facing this issue when running Android!

Am on Expo 53.0.20 using multipose-lightning-tflite-float16-v1.tflite by MoveNet.

Error:

ERROR  Invariant Violation: TurboModuleRegistry.getEnforcing(...): 'Tflite' could not be found. Verify that a module by this name is registered in the native binary., js engine: hermes

Current investigation

• Checking MainApplication.kt, loading of packages is deferred to autolinking
• No traces of tflite is found in both settings.gradle and build.gradle (generated using expo prebuild)
• using await loadTensorflowModel() instead of useTensorflowModel() yield no error... nevermind, error happens the moment I call any function
• I tried reimplementing my functions... Sad to report that the error still occurs
• ... and YAY it's now working on dev build