I am a Android developer.Now started developing android app on appcelerator titanium from Windows desktop.I am completely a beginner.
I have followed the following steps.Installed all needed software.
Imported our existing project to appcelerator. And tried to build that project on titanium emulator from IDE. It build the project and finally shows error "You do not have access to this application". After long time emulator launches and stay without any response.
I tried the build from command line using below command
titanium build -p android -b
but it shows titanium not recognized error. Also use 'ti',then 'ti' not recognized error shows. But my system contains Titanium.I checked it with
"aapc info" then the result is
Appcelerator CLI
Installer = 4.2.9
Core Package = 6.2.0
Titanium CLI
CLI Version = 5.0.12
node-appc Version = 0.2.41
Titanium SDKs
5.5.1.GA
Version = 5.5.1
Install Location = C:\ProgramData\Titanium\mobilesdk\win3
Platforms = android, mobileweb, windows
git Hash = b18727f
git Timestamp = 09/27/16 05:38
node-appc Version = 0.2.36
Intelr Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (HAXM)
Not installed
Genymotion
Path = not found
Genymotion Executable = not found
Genymotion Player = not found
Home = not found
VirtualBox
Executable = not found
Version = unknown
Issues
No issues detected! Your development environment should be working p
I have installed latest version of Node. Is there any issue with that.
Please help me detect and solve the issue.
Thank You.
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Getting the following error when I try to run my program on an iOS device
[INFO] : Invoking xcodebuild
[ERROR] : ** BUILD FAILED **
There is no other information displayed in the console about why the build has failed. I don't think my code is the issue because
It runs fine on the simulator, and
I tried running an example "Hello World" app and the same error occurred
I have recently updated my certificates and provision profiles, which is when this error started occurring.
I am running:
Node.js Version = 8.9.1
npm Version = 5.5.1
Appcelerator studio Version = 5.1.1.201809051655
Titanium SDK Version = 7.5.0.GA
Xcode Version = 10.1
Based on other forum posts that I have read, I have tried:
Cleaning the project
Using an older version of the Titanium SDK
Deleting old provision profiles from Xcode
Deleting old certificates from the keychain
Assigning correct provision profile and certificate from Run > Run Configurations
Removing modules used on the project
Using devices with different versions of iOS
Really at a loss of what else to try. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
You can run appc run -p ios --log-level trace which will invoke the xcodebuild command with the highest possible log level. After that, the actual error will be shown. Most likely you are using a 3rd party module that is missing a framework link. If you got the log, you can paste it into a GitHub Gist and send it here, then we can find it for sure.
I want to debug my instant app from the android studio, but cannot:
try using the default configuration for the instant app, but get this
try using terminal by ia run instantapp-debug.zip (ia - jar from extras folder) or adb install-multiple -r -t --instantapp *.apk, but in both cases get the error db: failed to install \extras\google\instantapps\tools\apks\release\supervisor_armeabi-v7a.apk: Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_VERSION_DOWNGRADE]
can anyone help me this it?
Versions: Android Studio 3.1.3, gradle plugin 3.3.0-alpha02, gradle version 4.8, ia sdk 1.3.0
PS: instant app published and work fine in store (now in an internal test)
PS2: ia can be deployed to another phone. So the problem only with a specific phone.
For anyone else who runs into this issue, make sure you have the newest version of the Google Play Instant Development SDK (at least SDK 1.5).
You can find it in the Tools > Android > SDK Manager > SDK Tools. Check the box next to the Google Play Instant SDK and apply the upgrade.
Everytime I try to launch a react native project I got this error
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
I reinstalled nodejs, python and jdk using choco as suggested on official docs. Every single packages is installed as well as sdk 23.0.1
I can see my virtual device if I run adb devices USB debugging is activated and it's running android 6.
I setup ANDROID_HOME path in environment variables, I'm using same sdk path as you can see in the picture. I also setup another one for JAVA_HOME and Python.
My PATH looks like this:
I just don't understand what I'm supposed to do. I'm using a surface pro 4, Windows 10. I can run projects using expo. I literally tried everything, restart computer, start cmd using admin, create new virtual devices, uninstall everything and start from scratch, it just don't work.
You have pointed out two issues; first, make sure you have an android emulator running. To do that, you run adb devices and you say you can see you device.
The other issue is with the environment. To make sure your environment is setup properly for android, go to the root of your react-native project. Open the android project using android studio.
All errors with your environment will show up, use the automatic fixes provided by android studio. Clean the project in android studio. Close studio and go back to command line, run react-native run-android
Everything should work now.
When doing react-native start it will intentionally hang at "Loading dependency graph" (its not really hanging, its just waiting to receive build/bundle signals). This is correct. You have to open a second terminal then do react-native run-android.
If you get errors, then cd android in your project folder then run ./gradlew clean, then after that do another react-native start then react-native run-android.
Solution is to delete all java JDK and reinstall v8 / change JAVA_HOME to the new path.
Also changing gradle-wrapper.propertiesfile for each project you want to run
# update gradle to latest version
distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-4.4.1-all.zip
Sometimes it dosen't compile with v4 so I have to use v3. React native is definitely confusing.
after install dan update environment JDK now I can install app on my device
I'm moving to a new machine and want to start out fresh. I'm leaving Appcelerator Studio behind and want to go all CLI.
The project I'm working on is still on SDK 5.5.1.
When I try to build our app for the iPhone simulator it builds fine and launches the simulator but when it tries to start the app the simulator goes black execpt for the status bar. No errors are thrown in the terminal and nothing interesting shows up in console.app
I can launch the app in the simulator on my old machine without issues (done it 1000 times or so).
I build with: appc run -p ios
This is the last output I get:
[INFO] Launching iOS Simulator
-- Start simulator log -------------------------------------------------------
[INFO] Application started
[INFO] OurAppName/2.8.1 (5.5.1.b18727f)
This is my setup:
Appcelerator Command-Line Interface, version 5.5.1
2017-02-08 14:54:46
Name = Mac OS X
Xcode 8.1
Version = 10.12.3
Node.js Version = 4.7.3
npm Version = 2.15.11
Titanium CLI Version = 5.0.9
Titanium SDK Version = 5.5.1.GA
SDK Path = /Users/-/Library/Application Support/Titanium/mobilesdk/osx/5.5.1.GA
Target Platform = iphone
What am I missing?
You could try building on a specific simulator
run
appc run -p iOS --device-id
it will prompt you with all the devices available and you can choose among the list (choose an iOS 9 simulator, it looks like the problem is with the iOS 10 simulator)
Not sure if it helps, but we're using Titanium SDK 5.4.0, and so far still using Xcode 7. For another project, using Titanium 6 we are using Xcode 8.
We experienced some issues in communication between Studio/CLI and Xcode/Simulator.
if you are using Xcode 8.1 then you can use the following command
appc ti build -p ios -I 10.1
where -p is platform and -I is IOS version
if you want to check IOS version
Step 1: Go to Xcode
Step 2: Window -> Devices.
please see the image it will clear all things.
It worked for me.
I just moved to Ubuntu from Windows 10, I have installed react-native on my laptop and everytime I do react-native init it creates a project as expected. react-native run-android & react-native start commands are working as you'd expect them to be.
My main problem is I just copied a react native project from my Windows 10 machine to Ubuntu and now everytime I do react-native run-android This is the error I see on my console
This is the error I see on my console
Starting JS server...
Running /home/adeel/Android/Sdk//platform-tools/adb reverse tcp:8081 tcp:8081
Building and installing the app on the device (cd android && ./gradlew installDebug...
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/android-setup.html
The problem was the React Native project was created in Windows and I was trying to run it in a Linux based platform. So what I did was I created a brand new project in my Linux environment and copied my RN code in the newly created project.
This was I believe due to the android file it created which is platform dependent. Windows and Linux have different GRADLE files. I hope this helps anyone who is having this issue.
Seems like it is not recognizing your device/emulator. Run "adb devices" to check. I guess you did the whole Android setup and installed Android Studio (SDK).