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nativescript-dev-multiple-env

A Hook For Nativescript to allow multiple Environments

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nativescript-dev-multiple-environments

This Hook is made for using multiple environments within a nativescript application.

What it does

First it changes your packageId to whatever you have stated in your environment-rules.json

it also copies any files you have suffixed with the name of the environemnt for example : App_Resources/Android/google-services.staging.json will get copied to App_Resources/Android/google-services.json before building.

Selecting Environment

Once you have a initial environment-rules.json file you can change between the environments using --env.use.ENV_NAME

for example for ios: tns run ios --env.use.staging

this can also be used with other --env args like:

tns run ios --bundle --env.aot --env.uglify --env.use.release

Environments

a basic environment-rules.json file is generated for you it looks like this:


{
    "version": "1.0.0",
    "default": "staging",
    "extraPaths": [
        'app/environments'
    ],
    "environments": [
        {
            name: "staging",
            packageId: "org.nativescript.appName.staging",
            copyRule: "(.*\\.staging\\..*)"
        },
        {
            name: "release",
            packageId: "org.nativescript.appName.release",
            copyRule: "(.*\\.release\\..*)"
        }
    ]
}

You can tweak this however you want, and add as many environments as you like.

ExtraPaths is Optional, but can add multiple paths within the app. these will follow the same rules for the rules.

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Package last updated on 15 Aug 2018

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