PhoneGap command-line interface and Node.js library.
- Install node.js version
>=0.10.x - Install ios-sim to deploy apps to the iOS simulator.
$ npm install -g phonegap
$ phonegap create my-app # create a PhoneGap project
$ cd my-app # change to project directory
$ phonegap run ios # build and install the app to iOS
Usage: phonegap [options] [commands]
Description:
PhoneGap command-line tool.
Commands:
create <path> create a phonegap project
build <platform> build a specific platform
install <platform> install a specific platform
run <platform> build and install a specific platform
local [command] development on local system
remote [command] development in cloud with phonegap/build
help [command] output usage information
version output version number
Options:
-V, --verbose allow verbose output
-v, --version output version number
-h, --help output usage information
Platforms:
keyword | local environment | remote environment
-------------------|-------------------|-------------------
android | ✔ | ✔
blackberry | ✔ (BlackBerry 10) | ✔ (BlackBerry 6)
ios | ✔ | ✔
symbian | ✖ | ✔
webos | ✖ | ✔
wp7 | ✔ | ✔
wp8 | ✔ | ✖
Examples:
$ phonegap help create
$ phonegap help remote build
$ phonegap create path/to/my-app
$ phonegap remote build android
Usage: phonegap local [command]
Description:
Executes the command on the local system.
This requires that platform SDK is correctly installed.
Commands:
build <platform> build a specific platform
install <platform> install a specific platform
run <platform> build and install a specific platform
plugin <command> add, remove, and list plugins
Examples:
$ phonegap local build android
$ phonegap local run android
$ phonegap local plugin list
Usage: phonegap remote [command]
Description:
Executes the command remotely using the cloud-based PhoneGap/Build service.
Commands:
login login to PhoneGap/Build
logout logout of PhoneGap/Build
build <platform> build a specific platform
install <platform> install a specific platform
run <platform> build and install a specific platform
Examples:
$ phonegap remote login
$ phonegap remote build android
$ phonegap remote run android
var phonegap = require('phonegap');
The PhoneGap CLI installs successfully but you do not have a command phonegap.
Depending on how node and npm were installed, your globally installed npm
modules may not be in your PATH.
At the bottom of your npm install -g phonegap installation log, you will see the following:
...
/usr/local/share/npm/bin/phonegap -> /usr/local/share/npm/lib/node_modules/phonegap/bin/phonegap.js
...
(Your path may be slightly different)
Open ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc, depending on what exists on your system, and add following line:
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/share/npm/bin
Open a new terminal tab or type the following command:
$ source ~/.profile
or
$ source ~/.bashrc
The command phonegap should now be available to you.
You receive the following error message when building an Android project:
throw new Error('The provided path "' + project + '" is not an Android
The first time that you build for a platform, the framework is downloaded from Apache Cordova.
The framework is stored locally in your home directory, such as ~/.cordova/lib.
Sometimes the framework is corrupted during the download. It can exist for two know reasons:
- Your Android SDK environment is not properly configured.
- Unknown issue related to Apache's servers or the untar operation.
First, you must properly configure your Android environment by following the platform setup guide.
Next, you must delete the cached Cordova Android framework (x.x.x is your version):
~/.cordova/lib/android/cordova/x.x.x
Next, you can try to rebuild the project. Enabling verbose mode is sometimes helpful:
$ phonegap build android --verbose
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