It was working fine in the simulator yesterday but now it's acting goofy. I happened to stumble on a way to get it working in the simulator though:
Normally to simulate the app on ios I run
$ ionic run ios
Which now shows the app but the "broken" version of it.
However, if I run
$ ionic run ios --livereload
Then my app works as expected! Unfortunately the ionic view app displays the broken version. Chrome (via ionic serve
) shows the working version so I'm using that to develop now but I need to get this fixed. What's the troubleshooting process at this point?
Even though this worked on the web along with --livereload
the issue all along was with a script href url.
The problem: The google maps js
link was using "//url.to.site" so I had to manually prepend "http:" and voila.
Debugging this was terrible until I came with up a good solution. Beware: this requires OS X or some serious hacking skills.
Here are the steps in order:
$ ionic build ios
TheApp/platforms/ios/TheApp.xcworkspace
in Xcode
Debug
> [Name of iOS device]
> index.html
console.logs
from the beginning of the page load.EDIT Shortcut: You can skip steps 1-3 if you use $ ionic run ios --device
This is awesome because now you can step through your code on an actual iOS device! I hope this will save some of you heaps of time. Best of luck!
Thanks to @sajclarke I found this article: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/remote-debugging
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