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nativescript-cli

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Command-line interface for creating and building Telerik NativeScript projects

#Prerequisites The installation of the Telerik NativeScript Command-line Interface requires Node.js

#Installation To install the nativescript-cli, simply run npm install -g nativescript

#Usage $ tns <command> [command parameters] [--command <options>] or, the longer $ nativescript <command> [command parameters] [--command <options>]

##Main commands

Command Does
help <command> Shows additional information about the commands in this list.
create Creates a new NativeScript project with given project name and application identifier.
platform add Creates a new platform specific project.
platform list Lists all available and all installed platforms.
platform remove Removes the platform specific project.
prepare Copies files for specified platform, so that the project is ready to build in platform specific SDK.
build Builds the project for the selected target platform and produces an application package.
run This is shorthand for prepare and build.

##General commands

Command Does
--help Prints help about the command.
--path <Directory> Specifies the directory that contains the project. If not set, the project is searched for in the current directory and all directories above it.
--version Prints the client version.

##help

Usage

$ tns help [<Command>] Lists the available commands or shows information about the selected command. is any of the available commands as listed by $ tns help.

##create

Usage

$ tns create <App name> [--path <Directory>] [--appid <App ID>] [--copy-from <Directory>]

Creates a new NativeScript project. <App name> is the name of project. It should conform to platform package type limitations. For example classes in Java don't begin with numbers.

Options

Option Does
--path Specifies the directory where you want to create the project, if different from the current directory. The directory must be empty.
--appid Sets the application identifier for your project. The application identifier must consist of at least three alphanumeric strings, separated by a dot (.). Each string must start with a letter. The application identifier corresponds to the Bundle ID for iOS apps and to the package identifier for Android apps. If not specified, the application identifier is set to com.telerik.<App name>.
--copy-from Specifies the directory where your javascript files are located. If not set, the default hello world template is used.

##platform

Usage

$ tns platform <Command>

<Command> is a related command that extends the platform command. You can run the following related commands:

Command Does
list Lists all available and installed platforms.
add Enables a project with deployment capabilities for the specified platform
remove Removes the deployment capabilities of a project for the specified platform

##platform add

Usage

$ tns platform add <platform>

Platform-specific usage

$ tns platform add android

$ tns platform add ios

Creates a new platform specific project. The current version of the Telerik NativeScript has support for iOS and Android projects. Android projects can be created on Linux, Windows and Mac machines. iOS projects can only be created on a MAC machine.

##platform remove

Usage

$ tns platform remove <platform>

Platform-specific usage

$ tns platform remove android

$ tns platform remove ios

Removes the platform specific project.

##prepare

Usage

$ tns prepare [<platform>]

Platform-specific usage

$ tns prepare android

$ tns prepare ios

Copies files for specified platform, so that the project is ready to build in each SDK.

##build

Usage

$ tns build [<platform>]

Platform-specific usage

$ tns build android

$ tns build ios

Builds the project for specified platform. This generates platform-specific code within the project's platforms subdirectory.

##run

Usage

$ tns run [<platform>]

Platform-specific usage

$ tns run android

$ tns run ios

This is shorthand for prepare and build.