tns preview not recognizing ios images for tabview tabItems added via App_Resources
Inbox and calendar images in App_Resources directory
They appear here and in the platforms > ios > AppName > Resources directory after running tns build.
Inbox and calendar images in platforms Resources directory
However when running app via tns preview, they do not sync to the phone/device
Missing inbox and calendar icons in tns preview
ios icons nativescript preview tns
edited Nov 16 '18 at 10:24
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asked Nov 16 '18 at 10:11
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Inbox and calendar images in App_Resources directory
They appear here and in the platforms > ios > AppName > Resources directory after running tns build.
Inbox and calendar images in platforms Resources directory
However when running app via tns preview, they do not sync to the phone/device
Missing inbox and calendar icons in tns preview
ios icons nativescript preview tns
edited Nov 16 '18 at 10:24
Sateesh
2,18711020
asked Nov 16 '18 at 10:11
phillipintxphillipintx
52
add a comment |
Inbox and calendar images in App_Resources directory
They appear here and in the platforms > ios > AppName > Resources directory after running tns build.
Inbox and calendar images in platforms Resources directory
However when running app via tns preview, they do not sync to the phone/device
Missing inbox and calendar icons in tns preview
ios icons nativescript preview tns
edited Nov 16 '18 at 10:24
Sateesh
2,18711020
asked Nov 16 '18 at 10:11
phillipintxphillipintx
52
Inbox and calendar images in App_Resources directory
They appear here and in the platforms > ios > AppName > Resources directory after running tns build.
Inbox and calendar images in platforms Resources directory
However when running app via tns preview, they do not sync to the phone/device
Missing inbox and calendar icons in tns preview
ios icons nativescript preview tns
ios icons nativescript preview tns
edited Nov 16 '18 at 10:24
Sateesh
2,18711020
asked Nov 16 '18 at 10:11
phillipintxphillipintx
52
edited Nov 16 '18 at 10:24
Sateesh
2,18711020
asked Nov 16 '18 at 10:11
phillipintxphillipintx
52
edited Nov 16 '18 at 10:24
Sateesh
2,18711020
edited Nov 16 '18 at 10:24
Sateesh
2,18711020
edited Nov 16 '18 at 10:24
Sateesh
2,18711020
2,18711020
asked Nov 16 '18 at 10:11
phillipintxphillipintx
52
asked Nov 16 '18 at 10:11
phillipintxphillipintx
52
asked Nov 16 '18 at 10:11
phillipintxphillipintx
52
52
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Short answer:
Additions or deletions in the App_Resources directory are not sync to the preview app. When such changes are desired you will have to setup NativeScript and its dependencies on your machine (Android SDKs, Simulators, XCode etc.)
Long answer:
The tns preview command has some limitations to what changes can be synced and applied from your project. The general rule that you should have in mind is that any changes related to newly added files that cannot be converted to JS like image files, icons etc. will not be synced to the preview app. Such is the case with anything new you add to the App_Resources directory.
When running tns preview you should be prompted with warning for any files that will not be synced in the terminal. Also you can run tns preview help to see notes regarding this command and how to use it.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:48
Vladimir AmiorkovVladimir Amiorkov
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I already have everything set up on my local machine and other images in App_Resources, like the “home” icon on third tab, are showing correctly in tns preview. It seems like they should work in tns preview if others are already working.
– phillipintx
Nov 16 '18 at 16:34
The "Home" icon and others might be system icons that are by default included in the App Preview bundle but any additions you add will not be synced. If you already have the NativeScript development requirements installed on your local system simply use "tns run ios" "tns run android" rather than "tns preview". The preview option is more of a showcase to run NativeScript without the need of local installation, the "tns run" is much more powerful and should be used for bigger more customized projects.
– Vladimir Amiorkov
Nov 19 '18 at 7:43
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Short answer:
Additions or deletions in the App_Resources directory are not sync to the preview app. When such changes are desired you will have to setup NativeScript and its dependencies on your machine (Android SDKs, Simulators, XCode etc.)
Long answer:
The tns preview command has some limitations to what changes can be synced and applied from your project. The general rule that you should have in mind is that any changes related to newly added files that cannot be converted to JS like image files, icons etc. will not be synced to the preview app. Such is the case with anything new you add to the App_Resources directory.
When running tns preview you should be prompted with warning for any files that will not be synced in the terminal. Also you can run tns preview help to see notes regarding this command and how to use it.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:48
Vladimir AmiorkovVladimir Amiorkov
1,5251824
I already have everything set up on my local machine and other images in App_Resources, like the “home” icon on third tab, are showing correctly in tns preview. It seems like they should work in tns preview if others are already working.
– phillipintx
Nov 16 '18 at 16:34
The "Home" icon and others might be system icons that are by default included in the App Preview bundle but any additions you add will not be synced. If you already have the NativeScript development requirements installed on your local system simply use "tns run ios" "tns run android" rather than "tns preview". The preview option is more of a showcase to run NativeScript without the need of local installation, the "tns run" is much more powerful and should be used for bigger more customized projects.
– Vladimir Amiorkov
Nov 19 '18 at 7:43
add a comment |
Short answer:
Additions or deletions in the App_Resources directory are not sync to the preview app. When such changes are desired you will have to setup NativeScript and its dependencies on your machine (Android SDKs, Simulators, XCode etc.)
Long answer:
The tns preview command has some limitations to what changes can be synced and applied from your project. The general rule that you should have in mind is that any changes related to newly added files that cannot be converted to JS like image files, icons etc. will not be synced to the preview app. Such is the case with anything new you add to the App_Resources directory.
When running tns preview you should be prompted with warning for any files that will not be synced in the terminal. Also you can run tns preview help to see notes regarding this command and how to use it.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:48
Vladimir AmiorkovVladimir Amiorkov
1,5251824
I already have everything set up on my local machine and other images in App_Resources, like the “home” icon on third tab, are showing correctly in tns preview. It seems like they should work in tns preview if others are already working.
– phillipintx
Nov 16 '18 at 16:34
The "Home" icon and others might be system icons that are by default included in the App Preview bundle but any additions you add will not be synced. If you already have the NativeScript development requirements installed on your local system simply use "tns run ios" "tns run android" rather than "tns preview". The preview option is more of a showcase to run NativeScript without the need of local installation, the "tns run" is much more powerful and should be used for bigger more customized projects.
– Vladimir Amiorkov
Nov 19 '18 at 7:43
add a comment |
Short answer:
Additions or deletions in the App_Resources directory are not sync to the preview app. When such changes are desired you will have to setup NativeScript and its dependencies on your machine (Android SDKs, Simulators, XCode etc.)
Long answer:
The tns preview command has some limitations to what changes can be synced and applied from your project. The general rule that you should have in mind is that any changes related to newly added files that cannot be converted to JS like image files, icons etc. will not be synced to the preview app. Such is the case with anything new you add to the App_Resources directory.
When running tns preview you should be prompted with warning for any files that will not be synced in the terminal. Also you can run tns preview help to see notes regarding this command and how to use it.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:48
Vladimir AmiorkovVladimir Amiorkov
1,5251824
Short answer:
Additions or deletions in the App_Resources directory are not sync to the preview app. When such changes are desired you will have to setup NativeScript and its dependencies on your machine (Android SDKs, Simulators, XCode etc.)
Long answer:
The tns preview command has some limitations to what changes can be synced and applied from your project. The general rule that you should have in mind is that any changes related to newly added files that cannot be converted to JS like image files, icons etc. will not be synced to the preview app. Such is the case with anything new you add to the App_Resources directory.
When running tns preview you should be prompted with warning for any files that will not be synced in the terminal. Also you can run tns preview help to see notes regarding this command and how to use it.
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:48
Vladimir AmiorkovVladimir Amiorkov
1,5251824
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:48
Vladimir AmiorkovVladimir Amiorkov
1,5251824
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:48
Vladimir AmiorkovVladimir Amiorkov
1,5251824
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:48
Vladimir AmiorkovVladimir Amiorkov
1,5251824
1,5251824
I already have everything set up on my local machine and other images in App_Resources, like the “home” icon on third tab, are showing correctly in tns preview. It seems like they should work in tns preview if others are already working.
– phillipintx
Nov 16 '18 at 16:34
The "Home" icon and others might be system icons that are by default included in the App Preview bundle but any additions you add will not be synced. If you already have the NativeScript development requirements installed on your local system simply use "tns run ios" "tns run android" rather than "tns preview". The preview option is more of a showcase to run NativeScript without the need of local installation, the "tns run" is much more powerful and should be used for bigger more customized projects.
– Vladimir Amiorkov
Nov 19 '18 at 7:43
add a comment |
I already have everything set up on my local machine and other images in App_Resources, like the “home” icon on third tab, are showing correctly in tns preview. It seems like they should work in tns preview if others are already working.
– phillipintx
Nov 16 '18 at 16:34
The "Home" icon and others might be system icons that are by default included in the App Preview bundle but any additions you add will not be synced. If you already have the NativeScript development requirements installed on your local system simply use "tns run ios" "tns run android" rather than "tns preview". The preview option is more of a showcase to run NativeScript without the need of local installation, the "tns run" is much more powerful and should be used for bigger more customized projects.
– Vladimir Amiorkov
Nov 19 '18 at 7:43
I already have everything set up on my local machine and other images in App_Resources, like the “home” icon on third tab, are showing correctly in tns preview. It seems like they should work in tns preview if others are already working.
– phillipintx
Nov 16 '18 at 16:34
I already have everything set up on my local machine and other images in App_Resources, like the “home” icon on third tab, are showing correctly in tns preview. It seems like they should work in tns preview if others are already working.
– phillipintx
Nov 16 '18 at 16:34
The "Home" icon and others might be system icons that are by default included in the App Preview bundle but any additions you add will not be synced. If you already have the NativeScript development requirements installed on your local system simply use "tns run ios" "tns run android" rather than "tns preview". The preview option is more of a showcase to run NativeScript without the need of local installation, the "tns run" is much more powerful and should be used for bigger more customized projects.
– Vladimir Amiorkov
Nov 19 '18 at 7:43
The "Home" icon and others might be system icons that are by default included in the App Preview bundle but any additions you add will not be synced. If you already have the NativeScript development requirements installed on your local system simply use "tns run ios" "tns run android" rather than "tns preview". The preview option is more of a showcase to run NativeScript without the need of local installation, the "tns run" is much more powerful and should be used for bigger more customized projects.
– Vladimir Amiorkov
Nov 19 '18 at 7:43
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