I want to find out the IP address of an device in my network that is reachable with .local in my webbrowser.
I found out that i should use Zeroconf, found it in the Ionic Native Docs.
I have imported it into my component and added it to my constructor, as seen in the docs.
But the following error occurs:
No provider for Zeroconf!
Can anyone help me out here, i did not find any answers on the internet.
No i haven’t because there is no information about this in the docs.
Where should i put it in the app.module?
In
providers: [
StatusBar,
SplashScreen,
Zeroconf,
{provide: ErrorHandler, useClass: IonicErrorHandler}
]
Ok, my error is not there anymore but this error occured then:
Native Plugins called native because they are made for native usage. So you can run them only on a native device.
Ok, thank you.
But should Ionic lab just ignore them? - nothing works now.
Thank you very much!
Did you try to call this plugin? Maybe not all plugins are ignored by default.
Yes, i tried to use it in ionic lab but then the whole app does not work. i commented it out and everything works great again.
I always recommend developing apps directly on native devices. I use the lab only to style my prototypes before I start developing with native plugins.
Ok.
My emulator is very slow, what kind of emulator do you use?
I develop on real devices with ionic run android -l -c
So the app live reloads like in the browser and you get the console output too.
But if I have to use an Android Emulator I recommend genymotion: https://www.genymotion.com/
The emulators are notable faster than the emulators coming with the Android SDK.
Thank you very much!
I never heard of this option - i will use it.
Sorry, i meant the ionic run android command.
