I would like to be able to upload/update files from my local machine using real device android.
I've wrote this command line :
ionic cordova run android
from my ionic project folder.
I can see my app on the real device but when i update a file from the project folder, i can't see the result in the real device.
If i want to see the change i have to re-run android.
Is there a way without android studio to be able to see the changes after editing a file in the ionic project'folder ?
You need to build every time on mobile, you can run your application on browser if you want to see the results after editings.
Finaly i had to run this command and the local machine folder reflect the real device app :
ionic cordova run android --livereload -cs
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when i run the mapbox.js example in my cordova application using visual studio, it running and display the map correctly in visual studio emulator "simulate in browser-Nexus 4", if i run the same application apk file in my mobile device map is not loading.
The difference seems to be, in the example page on both, that the mapbox doesn't take up any difficulty in loading the map. The issue only appears to be an issue when running mapbox on mobile devices.
I got a solution for this question...
If we face the above problem means, we can install whitelist plugin with Cordova CLI, from npm. In the Command Prompt, change directories to the "(your cordova project\bin)" folder
(For example:C:\Users\user\Documents\Visual Studio 2017\Projects\DemoProject\DemoProject\bin )
and run the following command.
$ cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-whitelist
$ cordova prepare
By using this, we can easily run the cordova.apk in our mobile devices
I have an ionic project and I want to test it on my device.
I've seen some tutorial and I id like this :
ionic platform add android
and then
ionic run android
but it opens the emulator and I cannot see my application.
My main goal is to export it on my phone,in order to test it.
Can you help me?
Thank you!
Run ionic run android --device
Note: Be sure that USB-Debugging is enabled on your device in
developer options.
Also to make sure your device is authorised you can run:
adb devices
I am trying to build or run an Ionic Cordova App. But it always builds a default app with playlists.
OS is Windows 10
I do the following from my command prompt:
c:\users\martijn\documents\ionic start testapp blank
c:\users\martijn\documents\testapp\ionic run android
now it is building a different app then in my app directory. When I do ionic serve I see the right app in my browser. Can't figure out why running or building gives me a different app, I think it is a default example app.
Can somebody help?
See link here:
https://github.com/driftyco/ionic-cli/issues/1283
Appears you may have to delete the the last apk file from platforms\android\build\outputs\apk
I'm using Eclipse to run my android mobile app. The problem is that when modify code the change not appear in the deployed app on device. Remain ever the same app on device.
If you are changing code in yourProject->www folder, then you need to build it first with command prompt /cli
OR you need to directly change the files in yourProject->platforms->...->www before running from Eclipse
I started PhoneGap today only. I have experience with native code but not with HTML5 stuff. I am comfortable with GUI so CLI is new to me.
So I am trying to build app in android. But it uploads data to remote site & as its my second app, Its says "Private app limit reached".
Is there any way to build file locally?? Like with no internet connection. Screenshot attached for further refrence. Thankyou in advance
If you look at the Android platform guide section of the PhoneGap documentation you'll get instructions for setting up your SDK locally.
Pay attention so that you got your PATH setup correctly, a quick way to verify that on windows is to type echo %PATH% in the command prompt. If you already had your command prompt open as you set PATH it'll not be reflected so you've to close cmd and open it again.
After the SDK is setup successfully and you got your PATH verified you should be able to do the following to run it:
phonegap install android
phonegap local build android
phonegap local run android --emulator