everybody,
Yesterday I Installed everything necessary to develop and run an Android app with React Native on Windows: I updated my node.js, installed python2, react-native-cli, Android Studio with AndroidSDK with all tools and all necesary package details how it is described in React Native documentation. Also I set up Environment variables and path for ANDROID_HOME. Wneh I create a new emulator and run it I received this messages in Android studio:
"Unable to run 'adb': null"
and
"'C:\Users\User5\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools\adb.exe start-server' failed -- run manually if necessary"
When I create and run a new ReactNative app the building stucks on 97%. Attach imgs bellow.
When I create and run project on iOS there is no any problem.
I watched a lot of videos and tutorials and nothing seems wrong. But they all are with older version of Android Studio.
Does anybody know where could be the problem?
Thanks in advance.
My React Native very first Android Project stuck building on this stage:
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I have got my expo project and I ran 'expo eject' to run it in the react-native CLI. It works on the iOS with some adjusting (thanks to the guys on GitHub) however I can't seem to get my android to work. It's saying
'Failed to install the app. Make sure you have the Android development environment set up: https://reactnative.dev/docs/environment-setup. Run CLI with --verbose flag for more details.'
I have tried building a new react-native app (without using expo) and it works no problem.
To me the ejected project is not linking to the environment somewhere. I have tried updating android studio, going through the environment setup and update gradle (that caused more issues haha)
Has anybody else come across this please?
I have worked out the solution around this. Run these next steps soon after you do 'expo eject' (As it suggests in the console after eject runs)
Next steps
› 💡 You may want to run npx #react-native-community/cli doctor to help install any tools that your app may need to run your native projects.
› 🔑 Download your Android keystore (if you're not sure if you need to, just run the command and see): expo fetch:android:keystoreNext steps
I have converted Expo app to react-native by following expo kit document. Everything seems to be good. If I open android folder in android studio, I have not seen any issue. But when I run ' react-native run-android ' command it is giving below error.
---- Error message ----
Could not install the app on the device, read the error above for details.
Make sure you have an Android emulator running or a device connected and have
set up your Android development environment:
https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/getting-started.html
Android studio configured as per document and enumulator is running.
I searched in google to resolve this issue and tried the options below Reinstalling npm, cleaning,and re-running.
Any help to solve this issue will be of great help for me to continue my application development.
I am new to Flutter developement.
I kept reading, understanding & following Flutter Documentation and has created my first flutter app in Android Studio IDE. It is working fine in android emulators.
Now I want to test application in iOS simulator but I don't know how to generate build for iOS.
Is it possible to generate .ipa through Android Studio IDE? If yes then how can I do that? Also I can not build .apk, what are the steps for that?
Thanks in Advance...
You can use
flutter build apk --release
flutter install
To build for iOS you need a Mac, because it depends on XCode to compile parts of the application.
You should first install X-Code and Android Studio (with Flutter settings and SDK enabled) on macOs, then copy your source code there and open with Android Studio.
After that run flutter clean, flutter packages get and flutter build ios commands in order.
If you have used some libraries that are not supported in iOS they must be omitted or replaced in the project (it can be determined by seeing the library's official page on pub.dev).
Then connect the iPhone to mac and if everything is OK it should be visible in device list section, finally press the Run button to finalize required dependencies by downloading from the internet.
I am new SugarCrm mobile sdk.
I installed android studio on ubuntu along with mobile sdk from sugarCrm,
When I create a sample project using
"$SUGAR_MOBILE_SDK_HOME/6.1.1.452-1.3.0-2/sdk/generate-app"
I gives no error & create platforms for native android & ios
& than import it in android studio.
On launching app it give error android_assets/www/index.html missing.
When I see it in asstes/www folder, it never created.
Did I miss something or what?
Had to run following command at app's root path to generate index.html along with other required files.
./sdk build --scheme debug --platform android --init-native
Now its working
I just started learning building andoriod apps using Microsoft's open source software called taco, and I followed the steps they have on taco.tools and the problem comes when I use the Command taco build android I get the error No install build tools found , Error:cmd: commmad failed with exit code 1. I have however installed the build tools and checked if they were installed via the sdk manager.
Please see images
and also
It looks like you have two installs of the Android SDK. To fix: set your environment variable ANDROID_HOME=C:\Users\Insight\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk
This issue is caused by Visual Studio installing the SDK into AppData, and Taco installing the SDK into Program Files.