There are two ways to figure out what is happening one is using the cli livereload with consolelogs when using run or emulate command, and the second one is using the chrome developer tool. There are cases then a page/view should be running on a specific device, let's say iPad and Safari. You can only use -consolelogs if you also use -livereload. The -livereload option will instantly reload/update the app on your device or emulator it is similar to when you run ionic serve for testing your app on the desktop browser, the -consolelogs will log on the cmd console all the JavaScript error, etc.
Livereload safari android#
Ionic run android -livereload -consolelogs What is LiveReload The spring-boot-dev-tools module includes an embedded LiveReload server that can be used to trigger a browser refresh when a resource is changed. Live Reload browser extensions are freely available for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari from. You need to configure your device to enable developer mode. Now you need to run your app on an Android device, you can attach the Chrome Developer Tools to the app and see the error in the Console, you need to connect your device with a USB cable to your computer, open your desktop Chrome browser and type chrome://inspect on the address bar. You should see your device listed, click on inspect and from there you can use the Developer Tools the same way you use it for your desktop browser when do ionic serve. Hello After some head scratching I have finally set up a local site for testing (M1 was easier :smileyindifferent:). You should see the error causing the white screen, and any other relevant information like the console.log() that you placed on your ionic app code. I have also created a new theme thats inherits from the blank theme. Question: when using grunt watch (with live reload) the page is updated according to the css (less) changes. If your browser does not have the LiveReload plugin, like Safari or you're using a mobile device, you would normally manually add a livereload.js loading snippet in every web page. This doesn't work for iOS and Safari web inspector, the most universal way is to use the -livereload option, which will work for both iOS and Android. That can be tedious and requires changes to files you might not want to commit to your source repository.
0 kommentar(er)
