petekanev
commented
6 years ago Hey @TheOnlyMatt, I'm sorry to hear that you are struggling to get up and running with WebPack in your Android NativeScript application.
It would help us greatly if you could provide answer the following questions:
- does your application use worker scripts? (do you use the
new Workerconstructs?) - what are the versions of the plugins that use inside your application?
- what are the contents of your project's
"ns-project\platforms\android\build-tools\android-static-binding-generator\jsFilesParameters.txt"file? - It is possible, in rare cases that your node_modules and application files end up twice in your application package, and that could potentially cause slow-downs and the error that you are seeing.
If possible, please provide a minimal sample that errors out similarly to what you are experiencing, so that we can have a look at the problem on our end.
Thanks!
TheOnlyMatt
jibon57
NickIliev
alexma01
Despite the slowness of the looong launch time and the slow navigation experiencing on the version 3.3, I decided to update to the latest version of Nativescript, embedding the famous Webpack, which apparently offers greats performance improvements.
To do so, I followed each one of the instructions here. This led me to have a new version of the application, getting webpack (which I didn't succeeded to get working on the previous version) and {N} 3.4. As I am typing on my keyboard the so-used command to run the app on my device, I am full of hopes that the Nativescript Developer team found a way to get rid of all the problems that was happening before, when trying to integrate WebPack to an existing project.
Oh no I am in front of a big stack of errors about relative paths; thus I refactor all of my components' paths to stop seeing all these errors.
Now everything is clean, the app builds without any problem, it is now installed on my device. My application is now opening, that's wonderful it works like charm now, and oh wait, it just crashed ... Perhaps just a bug, I try to restart the app, and it crash again ...
All my hopes fly away, I facing the same problems that with the previous nativescript version.
I am not going to let down so easily, so I try to get it running with all the optimized setting options I have found : tns run android --bundle --env.aot --env.snapshot --env.uglify --env.report Doing so the app is not even building, and shows other errors.
I have currently been struggling against an incalculable number of errors coming from everywhere, but I feel like stuck in quicksand. Every time I solve one, another is popping. For example, I had errors about SDK licenses, about aot files excluded from tsconfig, about plugin dependencies, but nothing seems to be the final solution. So I am here to request for your help because I am getting desperate getting my app running with all the benefits from webpack ...
Here is the latest error I am facing :
As before, if I launch
tns run android, the app builds fine, but crashes on startup, and if I runtns run android --bundle --env.aot --env.snapshot --env.uglify --env.reportI get this error.I will appreciate any kind of help !