No matter which editor you choose, you get the full benefit of debugging, IntelliSense, and language support.
For example, imagine creating a Cordova project using Ionic templates with Visual Studio on a Windows machine, then opening it on an OS X or Linux machine using Visual Studio Code-making some edits-then continuing your work in the Visual Studio IDE. In fact, you can even use Visual Studio Code on a project created with the full Visual Studio IDE. Because they all use the same Cordova build systems and core runtime, the TACO extension is adaptable to the JavaScript framework of your choice. You can use it with both “stock” versions of the Apache Cordova framework and downstream frameworks like Ionic, Onsen, PhoneGap and SAP Fiori Mobile Client. With this extension, you can debug hybrid apps, find Cordova-specific commands in the Command Palette, and use IntelliSense to browse objects, functions, and parameters. Today, we are pleased to announce new ways to build, debug and preview Cordova apps using your favorite light-weight text editor (it is your favorite, right?): VS Code and the Cordova Tools extension. Within the IDE, TACO provides everything you need to install and configure the native SDKs, preview your app, debug on emulators and devices, and even manage continuous integration/deployment via Visual Studio Team Services. At this point, simply type Install Extension and hit enter.Thousands of developers already use Visual Studio’s Tools for Apache Cordova-affectionately abbreviated as “TACO”-to build mobile apps for iOS, Android and Windows using a shared JavaScript codebase. In order to do that, press CTRL+SHIFT+P ( CMD+SHIFT+P for Mac OS X) and the Command Palette will open. Once installed, start it up and install Cordova Tools extension. If you don’t have Visual Studio Code, download it from here. brew install ideviceinstaller ios-webkit-debug-proxy Installation Note that iOS debugging is not supported in Windows. If you are targeting iOS devices, install the libraries using Homebrew.
Prerequisitesįirst of all, make sure you have Node.js installed on your device, then install Cordova using the following command: npm install -g cordova With that in mind, in this blog post, we will quickly explain how to create a Monaca hybrid application using Microsoft’s Visual Studio Code with Cordova Tools. With Cordova Tools extension, you can build, debug and preview Cordova hybrid mobile apps on Visual Studio Code. On top of that, Microsoft recently announced Cordova Tools for Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code comes with tons of features like debugging, Git integration, syntax highlighting, IntelliSense and more. Visual Studio Code is an open source code editor developed by Microsoft and based on Electron, a framework allows creating desktop GUI applications using the Node.js.
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