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{NK} NodeKit is the universal, open-source, embedded engine that provides a full ES5 / Node.js instance inside desktop and mobile applications for macOS, iOS, Android, and Windows.
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Error: Cannot read property 'runtimes' of undefined #9

Open centaur1 opened 7 years ago

centaur1 commented 7 years ago

When I do a clean install on OS X 10.12 with only iOS installed, I get:

1.\ BUILD SUCCEEDED **

TypeError: Cannot read property 'split' of undefined at SimctlListParser.parse (/Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/node_modules/simctl/lib/simctl-list-parser.js:46:9) at Object.list (/Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/node_modules/simctl/simctl.js:172:35) at Object.getdevicetypes (/Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/node_modules/ios-sim/src/lib.js:255:27) at Object.listEmulatorImages as run at deployToSim (/Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/lib/run.js:142:50) at /Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/lib/run.js:84:20 at _fulfilled (/Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/node_modules/q/q.js:834:54) at self.promiseDispatch.done (/Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/node_modules/q/q.js:863:30) at Promise.promise.promiseDispatch (/Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/node_modules/q/q.js:796:13) at /Users/me/Developer/myapp/platforms/ios/nodekit/node_modules/q/q.js:604:44 Error: Cannot read property 'runtimes' of undefined

Any suggestions?

  1. Also on the README.md file, I believe that: "nodekit platform add macos" should be "nodekit platform add osx" right now given that nodekit platform list shows: Available platforms: amazon-fireos ~1.0.0 (deprecated) android ~1.0.0 browser ~1.0.0 ios 4.2.1 osx ~1.0.0
guybarnard commented 7 years ago

On the README, Yes I started to use macos for all the nodekit-cli commands but then realized this might be a waste of time as we are mostly just leveraging the hard work of many years of others for the generator code which of course assumed osx. Curious if there are strong feelings either way, otherwise will need to update the readme to revert back to OSX. I noticed that a lot of new Xcode code seems to use macOSX which seems to be a nice hybrid. It's easy of course to change the CLI itself but if we do it, I wanted to make sure the directory structure (platforms/) etc all reflected the same change.

The ios and osx generators are not yet ready, as even if you solve the above it is not yet using the actual nodekit xcodeproj template, and so I wouldnt expect any app to launch. This is only a few days away though, as I felt that getting the CLI going was well worth it before publicizing this project, but only got to clean BUILD yesterday for the ios command line generator!

centaur1 commented 7 years ago

I don't think it matters whether it is osx or macos. Given Apple is transitioning to macos, perhaps that is the best choice - but I have no strong feelings.

As far as the iOS and osx generators, great news, can't wait to try them!

Thanks