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You can run ipconfig getifaddr en1
in terminal to get your IP address.
Also make sure that your Meteor server is running.
@spencercarli First off thank you for the boilerplate :) Amazing! But I am am getting the same problem & am little confused by the directions.
Be sure your Meteor app is running: In the MeteorApp directory, type meteor - Check Get the IP address of your machine (you can run ipconfig getifaddr en1 to do so) Check In RNApp/ios/RNApp/AppDelegate.m change localhost to your machine's IP address Out of the box there is no localhost config in this file so don't understand what to change ? In RNApp/app/config/settings.js change localhost to your machine's IP address Check - I was even able to hit the meteor app from the ios device using this ip address Plug your device into your computer (make sure it's on the same network) Check Open the project in Xcode Check Select your device in Xcode and press "Build and run" Check
Ah, that's changed in recent versions of React Native. I'll update the instructions.
I keep getting a white screen with the loading spinner when I connect to an iphone. I could not figure out how to change from localhost to my machine's IP address in AppDelegate.m.
"In RNApp/ios/RNApp/AppDelegate.m change localhost to your machine's IP address"