- Creating a Mobile App
- Creating a Cloud App
- Working in Local
- Push Notification
- Issues and Workarounds
In this example we are going to use ionic tabs template.
Take the name after ionic2-starter-
, and that is the name of the template to be used when using the ionic start
command below:
$ sudo npm install -g ionic cordova
$ ionic start myTabs tabs
This will create a empty project myTabs with a tabs based mobile application ionic template.
Then, to run it, cd into myTabs
and run:
$ ionic cordova platform add cordova-android@5.2.0 #compatible with MAP-3.18 & Android Studio .
$ ionic cordova platform add ios
$ ionic cordova run ios
$ ionic cordova run android #Android
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Create/Enter to your project in RHMAP and click the plus symbol in Apps to add a new client App.
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Choose import existing app, choose Cordova type and pick write the name at the last step.
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Import from: Bare Repo and select "Start from Scratch" option.
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Now go to your project folder in your local machine and add the remote that will presented in step two of that screen.
git init #initialize the git repository if not done before.
git add .
git commit -m 'Initial'
git remote add feedhenry git@git.remote:location.com/your-repo.git
git push feedhenry master
- Click next and your client should be imported successfully.
Now that we have our client Application is time to create a cloud app to talk with, to do this we just need to go to our project and create a new cloud app by clicking the add button.
- In the next screen select Cloud App, choose a name.
- Once the cloud app is created go to the deployment area and change the version of node to 6.9.1/Latest.
- Click deploy.
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First of all a typical RHMAP cloud app has integration with two services by default to make things easier. In one hand we have Mongodb, the other is a in-memory store solution called Redis.
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To solve facilitate spinning up the instances of this two services in local we are going to use Docker.
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First of all install Docker in your machine.
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My approach to simplify the process of boot up instances is to create a small script in my .profile, so add this content at the end of your file, something like this:
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# At the end of your .profile or .bash_profile
# you can group this functions into one if you like.
function new_mongo {
docker run -d --name mongodb -p 27017:27017 mongo
}
function new_redis {
docker run -d --name redis -p 26379:6379 redis:3.2
}
function stop_mongo {
docker stop mongodb
docker rm mongodb
}
function stop_redis {
docker stop redis
docker rm redis
}
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After doing this just do
bash source .profile
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Now you can start a Mongodb container by just doing.
$ new_mongo
$ new_redis
Just do a git clone of your cloud project.
$ git clone git@git.remote:location.com/your-repo.git
$ npm install
$ grunt serve:local
Node 6 Warning If you are using node6.x in your local you need to make sure you update the mbass-api to version >8.
# adding this to your package.json "fh-mbaas-api": "^8.0.2",
$ npm remove fh-mbaas-api
$ npm install fh-mbaas-api
First you need to register your application to Firebase , choose a name and in the project-id you to set the id of your app you can find it in your config.xml widget id="your.app.com".
After you register your app you should get back a google-service.json file you need to download that file to your root folder.
Now you need to modify your copy.config.js , so it get automatically inserted in the www/ folder, then run ionic build.
$ ionic build
Mac Only: Make sure Ruby and Gem are up to date:
gem update --system
gem update bundler
Next step is to download aerogear-push-plugin.
$ cordova plugin add https://github.com/aerogear/aerogear-cordova-push.git --save
Go to your Client App->Push->Android and fill the form using the information from firebase->cloud messaging section.
Here is how to map the information between the two places.
RHMAP FIREBASE
Service Key ==> Legacy Server Key
Sender ID ==> Server ID
You can find an example class here, its ready to subscribe to UPS and handle the states.
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Fixing visualization in RHMAP preview
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Comment the line
#/www
from .gitignore -
Fixing incompatibility with RHMAP build-farm
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Downgrade the default version of ionic2 cordova-android plugin.
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Instructions:
$ ionic cordova platform remove android
$ ionic cordova platform add cordova-android@5.2.0
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My fhconfig.js is not being added to the www/ folder.
- You need to extend the Ionic 2 Builder scripts, this demo includes the script to achieve that copy.config.js.
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After building my app in the platform, the app can't find the cordova plugins.
- This happens when you use https/git repos as a source for the plugin, to solve this you need to push the
#/plugins
to your RHMAP/Project repo.
- This happens when you use https/git repos as a source for the plugin, to solve this you need to push the
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Error:
Error: spawn EACCES
Solution: Chaging the permission of the gradle executable fix the problem:
chmod 066 /Applications/Android\ Studio.app/Contents/gradle/gradle-4.1/bin/gradle
- Error:
cordova run ios
Error: Command failed: xcrun simctl list --json
dyld: Library not loaded: /Library/Developer/PrivateFrameworks/CoreSimulator.framework/Versions/A/CoreSimulator
Referenced from: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/simctl
Reason: image not found
Solution: The script wasn't able to find any iOS simulator check the installation of xcode in your laptop.