How to use the xdl.UrlUtils.constructManifestUrlAsync function in xdl

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github NervJS / taro / packages / taro-rn-runner / src / index.js View on Github external
async function printServerInfo () {
  await ProjectSettings.readPackagerInfoAsync(projectDir)
  // who knows why qrcode-terminal takes a callback instead of just returning a string
  const address = await UrlUtils.constructManifestUrlAsync(projectDir)
  let emulatorHelp
  if (process.platform === 'darwin') {
    emulatorHelp = `Press ${chalk.bold('a')} (Android) or ${chalk.bold('i')} (iOS) to start an emulator.`
  } else {
    emulatorHelp = `Press ${chalk.bold('a')} to start an Android emulator.`
  }
  qr.generate(address, qrCode => {
    log(`
${indent(qrCode, 2)}
Your app is now running at URL: ${chalk.underline(chalk.cyan(address))}
${chalk.bold('View your app with live reloading:')}
  ${chalk.underline('Android device:')}
    -> Point the Expo app to the QR code above.
       (You'll find the QR scanner on the Projects tab of the app.)
  ${chalk.underline('iOS device:')}
    -> Press ${chalk.bold('s')} to email/text the app URL to your phone.
github react-community / create-react-native-app / react-native-scripts / src / scripts / start.js View on Github external
async function printServerInfo() {
  const settings = await ProjectSettings.readPackagerInfoAsync(process.cwd());
  // who knows why qrcode-terminal takes a callback instead of just returning a string
  const address = await UrlUtils.constructManifestUrlAsync(process.cwd());
  let emulatorHelp;
  if (process.platform === 'darwin') {
    emulatorHelp = `Press ${chalk.bold('a')} (Android) or ${chalk.bold('i')} (iOS) to start an emulator.`;
  } else {
    emulatorHelp = `Press ${chalk.bold('a')} to start an Android emulator.`;
  }
  qr.generate(address, qrCode => {
    log(`
${indent(qrCode, 2)}

Your app is now running at URL: ${chalk.underline(chalk.cyan(address))}

${chalk.bold('View your app with live reloading:')}

  ${chalk.underline('Android device:')}
    -> Point the Expo app to the QR code above.
github sysgears / apollo-universal-starter-kit / tools / webpack.run.js View on Github external
async function startExpoProject(config, platform) {
  try {
    const projectRoot = path.join(path.resolve('.'), '.expo', platform);
    setupExpoDir(projectRoot, platform);
    await startExpoServer(projectRoot, config.devServer.port);

    const address = await UrlUtils.constructManifestUrlAsync(projectRoot);
    console.log(`Expo address for ${platform}:`, address);
    console.log("To open this app on your phone scan this QR code in Expo Client (if it doesn't get started automatically)");
    qr.generate(address, code => {
      console.log(code);
    });
    if (platform === 'android') {
      const { success, error } = await Android.openProjectAsync(projectRoot);

      if (!success) {
        console.error(error.message);
      }
    } else if (platform === 'ios') {
      const { success, msg } = await Simulator.openUrlInSimulatorSafeAsync(address);

      if (!success) {
        console.error("Failed to start Simulator: ", msg);
github expo / exp / src / commands / url.js View on Github external
async function action(projectDir, options) {
  await urlOpts.optsAsync(projectDir, options);

  if ((await Project.currentStatus(projectDir)) !== 'running') {
    throw new CommandError(
      'NOT_RUNNING',
      `Project is not running. Please start it with \`${options.parent.name} start\`.`
    );
  }
  const url = await UrlUtils.constructManifestUrlAsync(projectDir);

  log.newLine();
  urlOpts.printQRCode(url);

  log('Your URL is\n\n' + chalk.underline(url) + '\n');
  log.raw(url);

  await printRunInstructionsAsync();
  await urlOpts.handleMobileOptsAsync(projectDir, options);
}
github react-community / create-react-native-app / react-native-scripts / src / scripts / android.js View on Github external
async function startAndroidAndPrintInfo() {
  const address = await UrlUtils.constructManifestUrlAsync(process.cwd());
  log.withTimestamp('Starting Android...');

  const { success, error } = await Android.openProjectAsync(process.cwd());

  qr.generate(address, qrCode => {
    log.withTimestamp(`${chalk.green('Packager started!')}`);
    log(
      `
To view your app with live reloading, point the Expo app to this QR code.
You'll find the QR scanner on the Projects tab of the app.

${indent(qrCode, 2)}

Or enter this address in the Expo app's search bar:

  ${chalk.underline(chalk.cyan(address))}
github expo / expo-cli / packages / expo-cli / src / commands / start.js View on Github external
if (await UserSettings.getAsync('openDevToolsAtStartup', true)) {
      log(`Opening DevTools in the browser... (press ${chalk.bold`shift-d`} to disable)`);
      opn(devToolsUrl, { wait: false });
    } else {
      log(
        `Press ${chalk.bold`d`} to open DevTools now, or ${chalk.bold`shift-d`} to always open it automatically.`
      );
    }
  }

  const startOpts = await parseStartOptionsAsync(projectDir, options);

  await Project.startAsync(rootPath, startOpts);
  await Web.logURL(projectDir);

  const url = await UrlUtils.constructManifestUrlAsync(projectDir);

  const recipient = await sendTo.getRecipient(options.sendTo);
  if (recipient) {
    await sendTo.sendUrlAsync(url, recipient);
  }

  await urlOpts.handleMobileOptsAsync(projectDir, options);

  if (!nonInteractive && !exp.isDetached) {
    await TerminalUI.startAsync(projectDir, startOpts);
  } else if (!options.webOnly) {
    if (!exp.isDetached) {
      log.newLine();
      urlOpts.printQRCode(url);
    }
    log(`Your native app is running at ${chalk.underline(url)}`);
github expo / xde / src / ui / SimulatorControls.js View on Github external
async _simulatorProjectUrlAsync() {
    return UrlUtils.constructManifestUrlAsync(this.props.projectRoot, {
      localhost: true,
      dev: this.props.dev,
      minify: this.props.minify,
    });
  }