I install all. Then when a start my project with command npm start > my project start > I write I ( for start use ios simuloator) my simuloator start ( ios 12.2) xcode run too and my terminal say "
Downloading the latest version of Expo client app
Installing Expo client on iOS simulator" and it’s all - infinite setting ==
P.S. I want to use vue-native
Ty for u help!
Hey @antonbrock! Not sure I understand what’s going wrong. Is your terminal stuck after the “Downloading the latest version of Expo client app” message?
You can try resetting the content and settings of the simulator device, and attempting to install again. There is a command meant specifically for installing the iOS client- expo client:install:ios
@charliecruzan
Look:
- Its command what u say
Admins-MacBook-Air:tesvuenative admin$ sudo expo client:install:ios
Password:
Opening iOS simulator
Uninstalling Expo client from iOS simulator.
Downloading the latest version of Expo client app
Installing Expo client on iOS simulator
Done!
Admins-MacBook-Air:tesvuenative admin$
Next I want to start project
- sudo npm start
- Opening DevTools in the browser… (press shift-d to disable)
Warning: This project contains unoptimized assets. Please runexpo optimize
in your project directory.
Starting Metro Bundler on port 19001.
Tunnel ready.
exp://192.168.1.7:19000
Looks nice - Now I start on ios = press i ( for start on ios)
- And again this message
Trying to open the project in iOS simulator…
Opening iOS simulator
Downloading the latest version of Expo client app
Installing Expo client on iOS simulator
Now simulator open ( v 12.2) and that is it
My terminal stuck :c Can u help me?
What version of expo-cli
are you using?
What happens if you press “i” again?
@charliecruzan
I use v 2.21.2
If I press “i” again
happens
Trying to open the project in iOS simulator…
Downloading the latest version of Expo client app
Installing Expo client on iOS simulator
Also where the path to the folder is indicated is some kind of download. The last time I waited about an hour, but nothing happened
Could you try running the commands with EXPO_DEBUG=true
?
Also where the path to the folder is indicated is some kind of download. The last time I waited about an hour, but nothing happened
Not sure what you mean by this^
For what it’s worth I had a similar issue and, on reviewing the logs, turns out I was missing a ~/.expo/
directory. As a result the installer kept failing when trying to create the necessary download files.
Running a mkdir -p ~/.expo
to create this directory fixed the issue.
Hi @antonbrock
In addition to what @saracen9 said, perhaps have a look at this thread (although I would not recommend the chmod 777 ...
suggested in one of the comments.)
thanks that worked