Environment
'tns info' √ Getting NativeScript components versions information... ‼ Update available for component nativescript. Your current version is 5.1.0 and the latest available version is 5.1.1. ‼ Update available for component tns-core-modules. Your current version is 5.1.1 and the latest available version is 5.1.2. √ Component tns-android has 5.1.0 version and is up to date. × Component tns-ios is not installed.
- CLI: @angular/[email protected]
- Cross-platform modules: N/A
- Android Runtime: latest
- iOS Runtime: N/A
- Plugin(s): N/A .
In my workspace I have two nativescript + angular code sharing projects. In my actual projects in a workspace I have an nsconfig.file that points to the files as well as overridden in webpack.config.js for testing as I am not fully sure if the nsconfig is working as expected
When generating a new platform it can never find the Android Manifest in a project, (which is expected) I assume on build It will override these values anyways. However Near the end of running 'tns run android --bundle' it seems to try to direct to a default folder of 'app/' which I cannot see even in a new code sharing project by itself so I am led to believe this is some sort of default path.
Error as as follows:
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[./package.json] 129 bytes {bundle} [optional] [built]
+ 382 hidden modules
Webpack compilation complete. Watching for file changes.
Webpack build done!
Could not find folder: C:\Users\userNameHere\Desktop\projects\myProjects\AngularWorkSpace\app
Unable to apply changes on device: emulator-5554. Error is: ENOENT: no such file or directory, stat 'C:\Users\userNameHere\Desktop\projects\myProjects\AngularWorkSpace\app\App_Resources\Android'.
All project specific files would be in workspace/projects/applicationOne not workspace/app which I believe is some sort of default path if nothing is found.
Showing Angular workspace with 2 projects and a feature library:
To Reproduce
Create a new empty workspace Add 2 nativescript Angular code sharing projects Add a library (possibly not neccessary) Set up similar structure for reusable platform and webpack.
Update nsconfig inside project 1 and 2
{
"appResourcesPath": "projects/applicationOne/App_Resources",
"appPath": "projects/applicationOne/src",
"nsext": ".tns",
"webext": "",
"shared": true
}
Expected behavior
Should be able to have an Angular workspace with multiple applications projects added.
1 webpack.config.js for handling building. An nsconfig.js per application in the projects folder for paths.
To build per application.
Additional context
I believe I have everything set up correctly. I think the only issue is
Could not find folder: C:\Users\userNameHere\Desktop\projects\myProjects\AngularWorkSpace**\app**
The \app i think is the default when a path is not specific or found. it should be pointing to AngularWorkspace/projects/applicationOne
Update:
When I do not override the values for appPath and appResourcesPath in the webpack.config.js file I notce the paths will faile back all of them to workspace/app. This leads me to believe the build is using appPath somewhere else outside of webpack and that I am not overriding it soon enough.
I have read about updating webpack variables such as appPath from the command line, I think the reason is the application is not picking up from the nsconfig from projects/applicationOne and therefor defaults. I think if I can update this value as well as appResourcesPath from the command line then the builds should work.
