native-run
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native-run is a cross-platform command-line utility for running native app binaries (.ipa and .apk files) on iOS and Android devices. It can be used for both hardware and virtual devices.
This tool is used by the Ionic CLI, but it can be used standalone as part of a development or testing pipeline for launching apps. It doesn't matter whether the .apk or .ipa is created with Cordova or native IDEs, native-run will be able to deploy it.
native-run is written entirely in TypeScript/NodeJS, so there are no native dependencies.
To install, run:
npm install -g native-run
:memo: Requires NodeJS 10+
native-run <platform> [options]
See the help documentation with the --help flag.
native-run --help
native-run ios --help
native-run android --help
Much more information can be printed to the screen with the --verbose flag.
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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 189,822 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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