@react-native-community/cli-platform-android
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This package is part of the [React Native CLI](../../README.md). It contains commands for managing the Android part of React Native app.
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@react-native-community/cli-platform-android
This package is part of the React Native CLI. It contains commands for managing the Android part of React Native app.
Installation
yarn add @react-native-community/cli-platform-android
Commands
run-android
Usage:
npx react-native run-android [options]
Builds your app and starts it on a connected Android emulator or device.
Options
--appId <string>
Specify an applicationId
to launch after build. If not specified, package
from AndroidManifest.xml will be used.
--appIdSuffix <string>
Specify an applicationIdSuffix
to launch after build.
--main-activity <string>
default: 'MainActivity'
Name of the activity to start.
--device <string>
Explicitly set the device to use by name. The value is not required if you have a single device connected.
--deviceId <string>
DEPRECATED - use
--device <string>
instead
Builds your app and starts it on a specific device with the given device id (listed by running "adb devices" on the command line).
--no-packager
Do not launch packager while building.
--port <number>
default: process.env.RCT_METRO_PORT || 8081
--terminal <string>
default: process.env.REACT_TERMINAL || process.env.TERM_PROGRAM
Launches the Metro Bundler in a new window using the specified terminal path.
--tasks <list>
default: 'installDebug'
Run custom gradle tasks. If this argument is provided, then --mode
option is ignored.
Example: yarn react-native run-android --tasks clean,installDebug
.
--active-arch-only
default: false
Build native libraries only for the current device architecture for debug builds.
--list-devices
default: false
List all available Android devices and simulators and let you choose one to run the app.
--interactive
, -i
Manually select a task and device/simulator you want to run your app on.
[!WARNING]
This flag is running./gradlew tasks
under the hood, which might take some time for more complex apps. If that affects your project, consider using--mode
and--deviceId
flags instead.
build-android
Usage:
npx react-native build-android [options]
Builds Android app.
Options
--mode <string>
default: debug
Mode to build the app. Either 'debug' (default) or 'release'.
--extra-params <string>
Custom params that will be passed to gradle build command. Example:
npx react-native build-android --extra-params "-x lint -x test"
--binary-path <path>
Installs passed binary instead of building a fresh one. This command is not compatible with --tasks
.
--user
<number | string>
Id of the User Profile you want to install the app on.
log-android
Usage:
npx react-native log-android
Starts logkitty
displaying pretty Android logs.