native-run
Advanced tools
The native-run npm package is a utility for running native binaries on connected devices and emulators. It is commonly used in the context of mobile development, particularly for running and debugging applications on iOS and Android devices.
Run Android App
This feature allows you to run an Android application on a connected device or emulator. You need to specify the path to the APK file of the application you want to run.
native-run android --app path/to/your/app.apkRun iOS App
This feature allows you to run an iOS application on a connected device or simulator. You need to specify the path to the .app file of the application you want to run.
native-run ios --app path/to/your/app.appList Connected Devices
This feature lists all the connected Android devices and emulators. It helps you identify the devices available for running your application.
native-run android --listList iOS Simulators
This feature lists all the available iOS simulators. It helps you identify the simulators available for running your application.
native-run ios --listThe adb (Android Debug Bridge) package is a versatile command-line tool that lets you communicate with a device. It offers more granular control over Android devices compared to native-run, including installing and debugging apps, accessing a Unix shell, and more.
The ios-deploy package is a command-line utility for deploying iOS apps to physical devices. It is similar to native-run but focuses solely on iOS, providing functionalities like installing and launching apps on iOS devices.
The expo-cli package is a command-line tool for developing and building React Native apps. While it offers broader functionalities for app development, it also includes features for running apps on both iOS and Android devices, similar to native-run.
Utility for running native binaries on iOS and Android devices and simulators/emulators.
$ native-run <platform> [options]
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A CLI for running apps on iOS/Android devices and simulators/emulators
The npm package native-run receives a total of 237,542 weekly downloads. As such, native-run popularity was classified as popular.
We found that native-run demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 27 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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