docs: update quick start guides #271
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@eric-horodyski it looks like go will construct the path based on the running OS file separator so the content of the yml should match the OS its running on otherwise it could end up with a mix of the two. |
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Fixed the Android guide to contain two separate |
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Only feedback I have is the "Sync Appflow at build time" image on the iOS page shows the old instructions. Should probably recreate the screenshot with the new instructions. Instructions on how to create the screenshot can be found here: https://www.notion.so/ionic/Docs-Screenshot-How-To-d6d6be033b0e40829cb80cd628d0c4dd?pvs=4 |
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@jthoms1 - images updated for both iOS and Android |
@eric-horodyski Sorry, just now looking at this. The methods we use in Go should actually automatically convert between filepath separators. I don't think you should need different files for *nix and windows. Specifically we use https://pkg.go.dev/path/filepath#Abs to get the absolute path to the source, which will call https://pkg.go.dev/path/filepath#Clean before returning to convert to proper separators. |
| project.exec { | ||
| commandLine 'cmd', '/c', 'rm', portalName + '.zip' | ||
| commandLine 'portals', 'sync' |
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This still needs to know the location of the asset path:
commandLine 'portals', 'sync', '--destination', assetPath
Also, I'm pretty sure that the CLI isn't going to be picked up in the PATH by android studio, so you'd still need to do:
commandLine 'cmd', '/c', 'portals', 'sync', '--destination', assetPath
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It does through .portals.yaml:
- app-id: 11a0971f
channel: production
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Unless someone has tested on both a mac and windows machine otherwise. I know it doesn't show up in the PATH on Mac during my testing on an M-series machine.
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I have it working in another app. I do have it set on the PATH though, maybe I should call that out.
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It does through
.portals.yaml:- app-id: 11a0971f channel: production directory-name: src/main/assets/featured_products
That's not really a portable example between iOS and android though. That would require the start dir on iOS be "src/main/assets/featured_products" if you're using the same config between ios and android
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Where is your portals cli located on your machine? Because from what I experienced if it is not in a folder that is part of the default macOS $PATH then it will not get picked up because of how the JVM forks. I was unable under any circumstances able to get it to pick up a $PATH environment variable that I set either when running the gradle task directly or through Android Studio. So, I feel like when people read this:
:::note
The Portals CLI must be registered as part of the `PATH` to run this command successfully.
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That they will think they can manipulate the PATH environment variable to get it to pick up, when it probably won't.
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Interesting, I just added it to my PATH in .zshrc:
export JAVA_HOME=/Applications/Android\ Studio.app/Contents/jbr/Contents/Home
export VOLTA_HOME="$HOME/.volta"
export PORTALS_PATH="/opt/homebrew/opt/portals"
export STUDIO_PATH="/Applications/Android Studio.app/Contents/MacOS"
export PATH="$VOLTA_HOME/bin:$PORTALS_PATH:$STUDIO_PATH:$PATH"
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Hm, are you opening Android Studio via the command line? Essentially the same problem should occur as with Xcode, in that it respects no PATH other than what is in /etc/paths
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Yes. However, I am more than happy to suggest something else instead of the note, just not sure what it would be.
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Hey so I tested fresh on Mac and Windows and both were picked up fine by Android studio on both machines. I installed via Brew on Mac and when I restarted Android Studio it was picking it up, and on Windows I followed the instructions on the download page for the Portals CLI and put it in a folder in my user dir, and added that to my system PATH in Windows, then restarted Android Studio and it finds it.
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I added a tab with the Kotlin DSL for gradle for the portal task since its becoming the new standard and wanted to just copy it in while it was fresh on my desktop. Will go through and do it for the docs everywhere groovy is soon. |
Update the iOS and Android guides to use the Portals CLI.
Additionally:
@carlpoole - using the Portals CLI, there's no need for a seperate Gradle task for Windows and *nix/MacOS. Can the same
.portals.yamlfile be used, or would you need a separate version wheredirectory-nameuses a Windows' constructed file path?