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SpatialConnect iOS, Android and Mobile Web sample apps

Android

To debug and deploy the example Android application, we recommend that you use Android Studio but you may use any JDWP-compliant debugger. For debugging the spatialconnect-android-sdk or the Android example app code, you must have an AVD (Android Virtual Device) or an actual device running Android. For more info, see the official docs.

To debug the WebView, including code from the spatialconnect-js library, you must put the device in developer mode and enable USB debugging. From there, you can use Chrome DevTools to debug like you normally would for a web page. For specific instructions, see the official docs.

Javascript

While you can only debug code using the Javascript bridge on a device, sometimes it is useful to run example code locally. For that, you can use webpack's dev server:

cd web/
webpack-dev-server --progress --colors --watch

Then you can visit http://localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/

iOS

To debug and deploy the example Android application, we recommend that you use XCode. Adding the iOS SpatialConnect library as a local resource in your Podfile will load it into XCode as a development Pod and let you develop your app and debug/extend SpatialConnect.

For Development Pods use :path

pod 'spatialconnect', :path => '~/Documents/SpatialConnect'

To debug the WebView, including code from the spatialconnect-js library, you must select the webview from the Develop menu in Safari.app. The page must already be loaded before you can attach the debugger. You can refresh the page in the debugger to test the bridge loading phase.