#Install atom for mac apk
#Install atom for mac full
#Install atom for mac android
#Install atom for mac simulator

#Install atom for mac apk

Then you can just write “tq” to compile and install on your connected device or write “tbs” to build an apk for the play store.

#Install atom for mac android

' alias tbs='ti build -p android -K /home/user/keyfile.keystore -T dist-playstore' alias tq_select='ti build -p ios -C ?'

bashrc file and add the following aliases: alias tq='ti build -p android -T device -skip-js-minify' alias tq_ios='ti build -p ios -deploy-type production -distribution-name 'DIST_NAME' -ios-version 8.4 -keychain -pp-uuid PROF_ID -target dist-adhoc -output-dir. ‘tq’ will run the whole ti command to compile it and deploy it to the connected android device) In Linux/OSX you open the. You can save yourself a lot of typing when you define some aliases (e.g. To list all distribution names you can use: security find-identity -v -p codesigning Shortcuts

#Install atom for mac simulator

cli way # android to device ti build -p android -T device # android to store/file ti build -p android -K /home/user/keyfile.keystore -T dist-playstore # iOS simulator - will show a menu to select the size/device ti build -p ios -C ? # iOS to ipa - will show a menu to select the keys ti build -p ios -deploy-type production -ios-version 9.0 -keychain -target dist-adhoc -output-dir. There is also a live test tool (TiShadow) which saves you a lot of time waiting for the compiler. You can use the simulator/emulator, deploy it to your device or create store apk’s/ipa’s. There are several ways to compile your app. ‘Create controller/widget’ only work inside an existing Alloy project (“Open folder” - select the project folder).

It will create a new project inside the folder that is open in the tree-view. You can also use the Atom package ti-create This will create a basic app (name: APPNAME, bundle identifier: com.test, type:app, platform: all) and the convert it into an Alloy project. n APPNAME -p all -t app -u cd APPNAME/ alloy new Open a new terminal and add the following : ti create -id com.test -d. LinterA Base Linter with Cow Powers Project ManagerProject manager Create your first appįor this tutorial we are just creating an empty Alloy app using CLI and Atom. minimap-highlight-selectedA minimap binding for the highlight-selected package highlight-selectedHighlights the current word selected when double clicking pigmentsA package to display colors in project and files.

#Install atom for mac full

NameFeatures Atom Beautif圜ode beautifier (tss, xml, js support) minimapA preview of the full source code. Other useful non-titanium packages/add-ons: NameTypeFeatures titanium language javascriptLanguageJS Autocomplete (non alloy) Titanium Alloyadd-onAll-in-one package Jump to definition Open related TSS Highlight Ti-Createadd-onCreate projects, controller, modules Titanium-Buildadd-onRun in simulator (wip) Then install some Atom packages for easier Titanium coding: You are ready to create titanium/alloy projects now and compile them! Time to setup the editorįor more information visit and have a look at “Manual builds” other methodĬodexcast released a video about “ Getting Setup With Titanium Mobile OSS: including compiling the SDK” Install atom and some useful packages

You can see if something is missig (How to install JDK and the Android SDK will follow) With this command you can check if titanium found the sdk: ti sdk list įrom this list we select the latest GA (5.1.2) and istall it tisdk install 5.1.2.GA The output will be something like this 5.1.2.GA 5.1.1.GA 5.1.0.GA. To do this we will the cli tool tisdk from David Bankier ( ): # list available titanium sdks tisdk list Now open a console and run the following command to install the tools: npm install -g npm npm install n -g npm install -g titanium alloy appcelerator tisdkĪfter that we need to install the SDK. Unzip Android SDK and run android to install SDK.Download Android SDK (SDK Tools only):.The main parts are installed using the node.js package manager ‘npm’. command line tools (CLI) to compile the apps.The current free ‘general availability’ version of the SDK is 5.1.2.GA