The Preview service has been disabled until further notice. Configure local builds and use "ns run " instead when running ns preview on Svelte Native

Question

I'm new to Svelte Native. I was following the Quick Start steps on docs. Installing nativescript and creating the new Svelte-Native app with npx degit halfnelson/svelte-native-template myapp were no issue.

But, after I've cd myapp and then ran ns preview (immediate continuation of the screenshot above):

Note: I did tnspreview on the second attempt because I saw that on the screenshot on the docs, just to test it out and see whether it will work (but it didn't, too).

So should I just wait 'til the Preview service has been enabled? If not, I don't know how to configure local builds and use "ns run " instead. How will I do that?

Bertberta

Answer 1

I also posted an issue about this here. And thankfully, the NativeScript team answered my question. I'd like to post this here in case anyone runs into same trouble.

The Playground and the Preview app has been disabled until further notice, the implementation is in progress for a better user experience.

With ns run you can deploy your app to your iOS/Android device or simulator. To configure your local builds you should install Xcode or install Android Studio.

You can read more info on the Environment Setup.

Once you have Xcode installed, you can do this:

ns run ios

Or on AndroidStudio:

ns run android

Bertberta

this answer is from last year, if it is still not working why the app is available in play store ? – Aubree

Answer 2

Thank you for the solution. Yet, ns run android is giving this, unfortunately.Error

Fley

Have you installed XCode? As properly instructed above before running the command? – Bertberta