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This will allow you to see if there are any errors / warnings during execution. The l stands for live-reload, c for console logs, and s for server logs.

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If you want to work with livereload, edit the config.xml file by adding the following : įor Android: $ ionic cordova run android -lcs So if you want to develop your app and see changes taking place live on the emulator / device, you can do that by running the following commands:įor iOS: $ ionic cordova emulate ios -lcsīe careful, on iOS 9.2.2 the livereload doesn't work. Once installed, simply run the following command: $ ionic cordova run androidĪnd that's it! Congratulations on building your first Ionic 2 app! Although the Android SDK comes with an emulator, it's really slow.

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Then install the Android SDK which allows you to compile to an Android device.

First, add the platform: $ ionic cordova platform add android

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The steps for Android are almost identical. You will need Xcode to compile to an iOS device.įinally, run your app with the following command: $ ionic cordova run ios To build an iOS app, it is necessary for you to work on an OSX computer, because you will need the cocoa framework to be able to build for ios, if it's the case you will first need to add the platform to cordova by running the following command: $ ionic cordova platform add ios To install Cordova, run: $ npm install -g cordovaĬheck out the iOS simulator docs for building iOS applications (NOTE: you cannot build to iOS devices or emulators on any operating system other than OSX), or the Genymotion docs to build an Android application. You can also build your new app on a physical device or a device emulator. If you're having issues building your app, make sure your package.json matches the one in the ionic2-app-base You can play with your new app right there in the browser! 3. The -l activates the live reload of the page, the -c displays the console logs. To run your app, change into your projects directory and run ionic serve -lc : $ ionic serve -lc For example: $ ionic start MyIonic2Project tutorial The tabs template is used by default, but you can choose another template by passing in a flag. Once the CLI is installed, run the following command to start your first app: $ ionic start MyIonic2Project If you get an EACCES error, follow the instructions here to give node the permissions it needs. To use Ionic 2 simply install ionic from npm: $ npm install -g ionic It even has all the functionality to work with your Ionic 1 apps, so you won't need to change a thing!

Like Ionic 1, you can use the Ionic CLI or GUI to quickly build and test apps right in the browser.

You can download and install node here and learn more about npm and the packages Ionic 2 uses here. You will need NodeJS in order to build Ionic 2 projects. Since Ionic 2 is getting better and better every day, please always check the official documentation to keep track of the latest changes and improvements. Ionic2 apps works good on >=android 4.4, but you want run on android 4.1 to android 4.3 you have to use cross walk. It uses web technologies such as JavaScript/Typescript, Angular 2, HTML and CSS(SCSS/LESS). It is a write once, run everywhere technology. This framework is built for building hybrid mobile applications and it can be also used for desktop application as well. Ionic 2 is a cross-platform mobile development technology.

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