Brad Olson bradobro

Getting Cordova to Build Android on a Mac

This works in Dec 2018 on MacOS High-Sierra. If you find changes that work in a later time or on later releases, suggest an edit.

Java, Cordova, Android, Android Studio, MacOS--five moving targets that don't stay in sync with each other. Commands and paths change (e.g. android is out, sdkmanager is in, but it doesn't open a UI as some helps suggest.) Mac Java versions can get wonky, and the Android SDK is picky about versions too.

Setting Up Cordoba

Follow the first Cordova app guide.

Start terminal using Rosetta

(Props to @rlundquist3!)

you'll want to do this before installing homebrew and any other brew packages or other dependencies, including nvm and rbenv
before doing project setup:
finder > go > applications
right-click your terminal and duplicate (maybe give it a better name like "iTerm Rosetta" for clarity)
right-click > "get info"
check "open using Rosetta"

	// This module loads a config file in the current working directory matching the NODE_ENV variable.
	// I.e. either './development.js' or './production.js' based on the process.env.NODE_ENV variable.
	// If not set, it defaults to './development.js'.
	// Can load custom environment files as well, as long as the NODE_ENV variable matches
	// a file in the current directory. E.g. './staging.js'
	// Usage: calling code can just require this module, e.g. "var config = require('./config')"
	// assuming this file is named "index.js" and lives in a subdirectory named "config" of the app root.
	var config
	, config_file = './' + (process.env.NODE_ENV ? process.env.NODE_ENV : 'development') + '.js';

	H = React.Dom
	H.div className: "page-wrapper",
	H.style null,
	"""
	.header-section {background: red !important;}
	.primary-action {background: red !important;}
	.primary-action:hover, .primary-action.hover {border: 1px solid red !important;}
	"""

	# You can use `funced` to edit these or just run this script.
	# If you want them there for you next time, be sure to `funcsave` them

	function lessq --description 'View github.com/y0ssar1an/q go debug logs'
	set fname {$TMPDIR}q
	echo 'q.Q watcher help: ^C to browse, F to resume following' > $fname
	less -R +F $fname
	end

	function lessw --description 'Like tail -f but with less powers. ^C to scroll and search. F to resume watching.' --argument fname

	# command-line version: git config --global --add '[email protected]' 'https://github.com'

	[url "[email protected]"] # this works on Linux
	insteadOf = https://github.com

	# Git for Windows (git version 2.18.0.windows.1) seems to do less magic with the substitution and needs:
	[url "[email protected]:"] # Git for Windows (under MING) needs the trailing ":" here and the trailing "/" below.
	insteadOf = https://github.com/

	# Pass the env-vars to MYCOMMAND
	eval $(egrep -v '^#' .env \| xargs) MYCOMMAND
	# … or ...
	# Export the vars in .env into your shell:
	export $(egrep -v '^#' .env \| xargs)

	PS C:\as_admin> query session
	SESSIONNAME USERNAME ID STATE TYPE DEVICE
	services 0 Disc
	betty 1 Disc
	>console bobby 2 Active

	PS C:\as_admin> logoff 1

	# Create a list of repos in the directory
	ls -d */.git > repos.txt

	# remove the origin, (fetch) grep only fetch
	# (manual)


	# clone the repos from a repos list file
	for r in (cat repos.txt \| sort \| uniq);
	echo $r; git clone $r

	#!/bin/bash

	# you probably don't want to run this file--just use it as a guide

	$ You'll need a Java SDK (like openjdk) and the Java build tool, maven.
	# for Mac: brew install maven


	git clone [email protected]:confluentinc/ksql.git