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Is there a way to debug an iOS APP as we do with chrome://inspect (Android)?
I have one issue with an APP that is occuring only in iOS. In order of the pluigns, debug of XDK (with AppPreview) is not working.
Thank you.
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What is not working with DAP? I just rebuild a new build and it installed just fine. What are you having issues with?
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Third party plugins are not yet supported in DAP on iOS. They are supported for Android however, so if you have an Android device, you that to test with.
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Yes. I knew it. The problem is that on Android everything is OK. But on iOS, something is not working and I don´t know what. The app is loaded, but one action (speech to text) is not working. When I touch the button to start, not happen (no message, no error). I am looking for a way to debug as I do with Android (chrome://inspect). Is there?
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Yes, you can use safari. You need to enable it on the Develop tab.
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I found the problem. For Android, it is not necessary to mark CONNECTION Standard Cordova Plugin to check the internet connection (I don´t know why, but it works). Even without this plugin you have response from the the command "navigator.connection.type".
In iOS, this is necessary. Without it, the app crash.
To solve, I checked this plugin and everything works now.
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@Hamilton, you'll need a Mac running Safari:
- Enable "web inspector" on the iOS device: open "Settings" > choose "Safari" > choose "Advanced" > set "Web Inspector" button to "on" (make it green).
- Enable device debug in Safari on the Mac: select "Preferences" from the Safari menu > choose the "Advanced" tab > check the "Show Develop menu in menu bar" option (to enable this feature).
- Build your app using an ad-hoc provisioning file and download the app to your Mac.
- Re-sign the app you built with a dev provisioning file (easiest way to do this is with "iReSign"). You can download it directly from the GitHub repo and move the iReSign.app folder to your /Applications folder (or wherever you like...). See the README.md at the GitHub repo for some basic instructions, it's pretty straightforward. I believe it requires that Xcode be installed on your system.
- Attach the iOS device to your Mac via USB.
- Open iTunes and select the iOS device so you can see the apps on the device.
- Drag the resigned IPA to the iTunes icon on the Mac's Dock.
- Make sure you have selected "install" in the list of apps shown for the iOS device in iTunes -- should say "will install."
- Sync iTunes with your iOS device, so it installs the re-signed app onto your device (push the "Apply" button in the lower right corner).
- Start the app on your iOS device.
- Debug with Safari on the Mac by selecting "Develop" from the Safari menu > "name of attached device" > "name of app to be debugged" > "index.html"
- Safari Web Inspector will startup and you'll have a full debug environment (similar to Chrome Dev Tools)
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Thank you for this detailed points. I will try it.
