![]() ![]() ![]() Now, everytime you want to run react-native, use npx react-native. PS: React native getting started guide specifies that you should uninstall react-native, and instead use the package through npx. npx react-native run-android -deviceId 1cfe4i231414523.adb devices, to get list of device IDs, e.g.If you wanted to specify only 1 device (why not run on all of them!): It will start your app on all android devices, both physical and AVDs. Then, open a new terminal/ tab, run either npx react-native run-android.emulator -avd Pixel_2_API_29 or emulator will start a specified device.emulator -list-avds will list your avds (android virtual devices), e.g.The following is useful if you have multiple devices, either plugged in or running as emulators.Įnsure the devices are plugged in, and get their deviceIds with adb devices, then npx react-native run-android -deviceId įirst, plug the device in, or start the emulator with Android Emulator CLI. If you have just one device, either plugged in or running as emulator: npx react-native run-android // or if you have a npm script, 'npm run android' ![]()
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