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Install command (e.g. apt-get) for Linux

Open dev-ahmed opened this issue 7 years ago • 9 comments

i couldn't find any installation command for linux.

  • [x] I'm using the latest version of react-native-debugger
  • [x] I have read README.md

** Please provide the following information if you found some bugs or have question:

React Native version: 0.44 Platform: android Is real device of platform: No Operating System: Linux

dev-ahmed avatar May 26 '17 12:05 dev-ahmed

Hi, we have rn-debugger-linux-x64.zip in the releases page, or have you got any problems about use the Linux binary? Need more information.

jhen0409 avatar May 26 '17 12:05 jhen0409

i couldn't find any installation command for linux.

We haven't a command yet (like apt) for install the Linux binary, if anyone could contributing it I'll happy to accept.

jhen0409 avatar May 26 '17 13:05 jhen0409

yes it works with me but i must open the debugger manually , so any workaround to open the debugger automatically like mac ?

dev-ahmed avatar May 30 '17 23:05 dev-ahmed

Just create a bash file to execute it, place it in usr/local/bin and give it the name of rn-debug and give execution permissions with chmod +x rn-debug ...reset the console and after this you can run the debugger just with the rn-debug comand

juanlet avatar Mar 18 '18 23:03 juanlet

@juanlet , hi can you tell on more detail how to create the bash file ?

chaicai333 avatar Jul 14 '18 04:07 chaicai333

To create a deb, it would really be easy with https://github.com/unindented/electron-installer-debian Just

electron-installer-debian  --src build --dest dist --arch amd64

on the current build output

danilobuerger avatar Aug 28 '18 16:08 danilobuerger

How to install rn-debugger-linux-x64.zip on linux elementary?

alpredoben avatar Feb 07 '19 03:02 alpredoben

Really unsure how to proceed with installation on this. I unzipped the file and attempted to open the executable, but nothing happens (a silent exit I think?). Not sure if this is an issue or if I'm doing something wrong.

SamMakesThings avatar May 01 '19 03:05 SamMakesThings

On the command line, navigate to where you extracted the package and execute it with ./react-native-debugger. You can also add an alias for it in your .bashrc/.bash_profile (or .zshrc if you're using zsh), e.g.

alias rn-debug="~/react-native-debugger/react-native-debugger"

pjivers-bom avatar Oct 28 '19 23:10 pjivers-bom