[iOS] Missing dependency on react-native-navigation-sdk and incompatible import syntax

[ringo-redbit]

After upgrading react-native-navigation-sdk from v0.9.3 to v0.11.0 (the private-header change was introduced in v0.10.1), iOS builds for projects that use both react-native-driver-sdk and react-native-navigation-sdk fail with:

fatal error: 'react-native-navigation-sdk/NavModule.h' file not found

This is because the navigation SDK's podspec started marking all headers private for encapsulation, and react-native-driver-sdk both (a) doesn't declare an explicit react-native-navigation-sdk CocoaPods dependency and (b) imports NavModule.h using framework-style import that isn't resolved under CocoaPods + use_frameworks! (static linkage) configuration.

Problem

Two issues need to be fixed in this repository's iOS sources:

1. Missing dependency declaration in react-native-driver-sdk.podspec:

s.dependency "React-Core"
s.dependency "GoogleRidesharingDriver", ">= 10.0.0", "< 10.1.0"
# Missing: s.dependency "react-native-navigation-sdk"

2. Import syntax in RCTDeliveryModule.m and RCTRideSharingModule.m:
   Currently: #import <react-native-navigation-sdk/NavModule.h>
   Proposed: #import "NavModule.h"

Environment details

• react-native-driver-sdk: 0.3.2
• react-native-navigation-sdk: 0.11.0
• CocoaPods: 1.16.2
• iOS: 26.0 and 26.1

Steps to reproduce

1. Install both SDKs in a React Native app with CocoaPods (use use_frameworks! :linkage => :static).
2. Run pod install
3. Build the iOS app and observe the error:

Notes

• The root cause was that the navigation SDK started marking all headers private for encapsulation in v0.10.1
• NavModule.h and INavigationCallback.h need to be public
  [Bug]: [iOS] All headers marked as private breaking compatibility with react-native-driver-sdk react-native-navigation-sdk#503

[jokerttu]

Thank you for reporting this!

[jokerttu]

@ringo-redbit
Note that we have upcoming update coming with PR #71
If you are able your implementation against this PR branch, we could fix possible issues before landing new version.