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Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development

You're reading from   Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development Make use of Node.js to learn the development of a simple yet scalable cross-platform mobile application

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785280498
Length 248 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Preface 1. Setting Up Your Workspace FREE CHAPTER 2. Configuring Persistence with MongoDB 3. Creating an API 4. Securing Your Backend 5. Real-Time Data and WebSockets 6. Introducing Ionic 7. Building User Interfaces 8. Making Our App Interactive 9. Accessing Native Phone Features 10. Working with APIs 11. Working with Security 12. Working with Real-Time Data 13. Building an Advanced Chat App 14. Creating an E-Commerce Application Using the Ionic Framework Index

Building for native devices


So far, everything we have done in Ionic has been tested in emulators or remote services. Now that we have an app that uses real phone features, it is time we finally went all the way and built the ultimate end-product—a mobile app.

Building and deploying Ionic apps on physical devices is remarkably easy thanks to the Ionic CLI. We will demonstrate how to do so in the following section.

Android

From the root of your project folder, run the following:

ionic platform add android

This will add all the files that are necessary to deploy your app on an Android device.

Next, we have two options for the running of our app—an actual Android emulator or a physical device.

Emulator

To run the app in the emulator, first build the project by running the following:

ionic build android

Finally, start the emulator and deploy the app by running the following:

ionic run

A physical device

Running an app on a physical device is just as simple as running the app on the emulator. First,...

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