Cordova - routing not working in React Application
I have an existing React application and I'm trying to port it to iOS and Android.
I managed to run the application on iOS simply changing from regular routes to hash routes.
import { createBrowserHistory, createHashHistory } from 'history';
import { IS_HYBRID_APP, IS_PROD } from 'utils/environment';
export const history = window.cordova ? createHashHistory() : createBrowserHistory();
const connectRouterHistory = connectRouter(history);
This approach did not work on Android though. The navigation is broken.
Any advice?
CONTEXT:
The steps that I did are:
ENVIRONMENT SETUP:
npm install -g cordova
- Installed Java 8 (versions greater than 8 are not supported)
- Installed Android Studio
- Added JAVA_HOME, ANDROID_HOME and GRADLE_HOME to my PATH
— Added the emulator to the path - Installed the right sdk executing: sdkmanager “platform-tools” “platforms;android-27”
- Added an emulator in Android Studio
APP PREP AND LAUNCH:
npm install
cordova platform add android
rm -rf www
react-app-rewired build
// vvv - injects the cordova script and the CSP meta tags into build/index.html
node config/hybrid-app-build.js
mv build www
cordova start android
Same result both on emulator and on a real device. The routing does not work properly while everything else seems correctly in place.
android reactjs cordova mobile hybrid-mobile-app
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I have an existing React application and I'm trying to port it to iOS and Android.
I managed to run the application on iOS simply changing from regular routes to hash routes.
import { createBrowserHistory, createHashHistory } from 'history';
import { IS_HYBRID_APP, IS_PROD } from 'utils/environment';
export const history = window.cordova ? createHashHistory() : createBrowserHistory();
const connectRouterHistory = connectRouter(history);
This approach did not work on Android though. The navigation is broken.
Any advice?
CONTEXT:
The steps that I did are:
ENVIRONMENT SETUP:
npm install -g cordova
- Installed Java 8 (versions greater than 8 are not supported)
- Installed Android Studio
- Added JAVA_HOME, ANDROID_HOME and GRADLE_HOME to my PATH
— Added the emulator to the path - Installed the right sdk executing: sdkmanager “platform-tools” “platforms;android-27”
- Added an emulator in Android Studio
APP PREP AND LAUNCH:
npm install
cordova platform add android
rm -rf www
react-app-rewired build
// vvv - injects the cordova script and the CSP meta tags into build/index.html
node config/hybrid-app-build.js
mv build www
cordova start android
Same result both on emulator and on a real device. The routing does not work properly while everything else seems correctly in place.
android reactjs cordova mobile hybrid-mobile-app
Can you please elaborate the behavior "The navigation is broken"?
– BlackBeard
Nov 20 '18 at 7:06
It seems like the navigation was actually fine. It wasn't immediate to realize that because the app was broken due to some missing backend data. I'll leave this question here as reference for other people trying to set up a React application using Cordova.
– Ga Sacchi
Nov 20 '18 at 20:09
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I have an existing React application and I'm trying to port it to iOS and Android.
I managed to run the application on iOS simply changing from regular routes to hash routes.
import { createBrowserHistory, createHashHistory } from 'history';
import { IS_HYBRID_APP, IS_PROD } from 'utils/environment';
export const history = window.cordova ? createHashHistory() : createBrowserHistory();
const connectRouterHistory = connectRouter(history);
This approach did not work on Android though. The navigation is broken.
Any advice?
CONTEXT:
The steps that I did are:
ENVIRONMENT SETUP:
npm install -g cordova
- Installed Java 8 (versions greater than 8 are not supported)
- Installed Android Studio
- Added JAVA_HOME, ANDROID_HOME and GRADLE_HOME to my PATH
— Added the emulator to the path - Installed the right sdk executing: sdkmanager “platform-tools” “platforms;android-27”
- Added an emulator in Android Studio
APP PREP AND LAUNCH:
npm install
cordova platform add android
rm -rf www
react-app-rewired build
// vvv - injects the cordova script and the CSP meta tags into build/index.html
node config/hybrid-app-build.js
mv build www
cordova start android
Same result both on emulator and on a real device. The routing does not work properly while everything else seems correctly in place.
android reactjs cordova mobile hybrid-mobile-app
I have an existing React application and I'm trying to port it to iOS and Android.
I managed to run the application on iOS simply changing from regular routes to hash routes.
import { createBrowserHistory, createHashHistory } from 'history';
import { IS_HYBRID_APP, IS_PROD } from 'utils/environment';
export const history = window.cordova ? createHashHistory() : createBrowserHistory();
const connectRouterHistory = connectRouter(history);
This approach did not work on Android though. The navigation is broken.
Any advice?
CONTEXT:
The steps that I did are:
ENVIRONMENT SETUP:
npm install -g cordova
- Installed Java 8 (versions greater than 8 are not supported)
- Installed Android Studio
- Added JAVA_HOME, ANDROID_HOME and GRADLE_HOME to my PATH
— Added the emulator to the path - Installed the right sdk executing: sdkmanager “platform-tools” “platforms;android-27”
- Added an emulator in Android Studio
APP PREP AND LAUNCH:
npm install
cordova platform add android
rm -rf www
react-app-rewired build
// vvv - injects the cordova script and the CSP meta tags into build/index.html
node config/hybrid-app-build.js
mv build www
cordova start android
Same result both on emulator and on a real device. The routing does not work properly while everything else seems correctly in place.
android reactjs cordova mobile hybrid-mobile-app
android reactjs cordova mobile hybrid-mobile-app
edited Nov 20 '18 at 2:37
Ga Sacchi
asked Nov 20 '18 at 1:16
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Can you please elaborate the behavior "The navigation is broken"?
– BlackBeard
Nov 20 '18 at 7:06
It seems like the navigation was actually fine. It wasn't immediate to realize that because the app was broken due to some missing backend data. I'll leave this question here as reference for other people trying to set up a React application using Cordova.
– Ga Sacchi
Nov 20 '18 at 20:09
add a comment |
Can you please elaborate the behavior "The navigation is broken"?
– BlackBeard
Nov 20 '18 at 7:06
It seems like the navigation was actually fine. It wasn't immediate to realize that because the app was broken due to some missing backend data. I'll leave this question here as reference for other people trying to set up a React application using Cordova.
– Ga Sacchi
Nov 20 '18 at 20:09
Can you please elaborate the behavior "The navigation is broken"?
– BlackBeard
Nov 20 '18 at 7:06
Can you please elaborate the behavior "The navigation is broken"?
– BlackBeard
Nov 20 '18 at 7:06
It seems like the navigation was actually fine. It wasn't immediate to realize that because the app was broken due to some missing backend data. I'll leave this question here as reference for other people trying to set up a React application using Cordova.
– Ga Sacchi
Nov 20 '18 at 20:09
It seems like the navigation was actually fine. It wasn't immediate to realize that because the app was broken due to some missing backend data. I'll leave this question here as reference for other people trying to set up a React application using Cordova.
– Ga Sacchi
Nov 20 '18 at 20:09
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Can you please elaborate the behavior "The navigation is broken"?
– BlackBeard
Nov 20 '18 at 7:06
It seems like the navigation was actually fine. It wasn't immediate to realize that because the app was broken due to some missing backend data. I'll leave this question here as reference for other people trying to set up a React application using Cordova.
– Ga Sacchi
Nov 20 '18 at 20:09