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#ADD EMULATOR IN CORDOVA MAC INSTALL#
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To validate that we can build for Android, run the following: ionic build android

The todo app is now setup to be able to deploy to an Android device. To validate that we can build for Android, run the following: ionic platform add android If you need to ceate the todo app run the following from ~/projects:

#ADD EMULATOR IN CORDOVA MAC INSTALL#

Navigate to the todo app that we create as part of the general install verification.

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Click the Next button and wait for the device to download.Then select a device from the available list.From the Device model drop down select a device type.After you are logged in, select from the Android Version drop down 4.4.4.Then click the Sign in button and follow the login instructions to login with the account that you create as part of the Genymotion download.Open up the Genymotion UI and click on the Add Button.Once Genymotion is installed, we need to download a device. The Genymotion installer will also install VirtualBox if it is not already installed. In the terminal window, type android to launch the Android SDK Manager.

In this case, we are only going to install the API 23 Android SDK Tools and Android SDK Build-Tools Now we need to download the Android APIs versions that we care about. In the terminal type source ~/.bash_profile to load the ~/.bash_profile changes. Open ~/.bash_profile and add the following line: export PATH=$:/users//Development/android-sdk-macosx/tools:/users//Development/android-sdk-macosx/platform-tools Unzip the downloaded SDK to to ~/Development

Open up either vi or nano and add the following line:Įxport JAVA_HOME=/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_72.jdk/Contents/Home Android Studio.

You can use touch ~/.bash_profile to create the file. JDK 8Īfter the install, launch a terminal and create a ~/.bash_profile if it doesn’t already exist.

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We will walk through installing all of the required software setup. In order to deploy to an Android device you need to install the Java JDK, Android Studio, and Android SDK. In the next section, we will install everything needed to deploy to an Android device. Run the following command to run the todo app we generated in a web browser In your open terminal, navigate to the directory where you store your development projects (I use ~/projects)Ĭd into todo (directory was created by the ionic start command) To make sure that functionality is working: Verifying General Install Open a terminal and run the following commands to install the Global NPM packages that we need: sudo npm install -g cordovaĪt this point, we can create ionic projects and test them in a web browser. The device emulation and developer tools are also extremely useful to have. We need Google Chrome in order to debug our application when it is running on a device.

Genymotion (Android emulator replacement).

The only difference between the Windows setup and the OSx setup is that you can build for an iOS device on a Mac. If you are like me and just starting to work with the Ionic Framework and don’t already have a machine setup to do Android, iOS, Node, etc development then many of the guides out there leave out a number of steps that you need to do in order to get everything working.Įven being a Windows user I was able to pretty easily get Ionic working on a Mac.