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PhoneGap, Apache Cordova and Ionic frameworks support is available in IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm and AppCode via this plugin. To install it, go to
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The next step is to configure the executable path for PhoneGap/Cordova/Ionic CLI via
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{span:class=shortcut}JavaScript{span} |
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{span:class=shortcut}PhoneGap/Cordova{span} |
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3. Create or open an application
To open an existing PhoneGap/Cordova/Ionic application, simply select its folder via
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menu. Your IDE will detect the application and perform all required configuration steps automatically.
Creating a new application takes just a tad longer: click
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Click
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, and the IDE will create a new application and all the files it requires:
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To deploy and run your application, you need to create a so called Run Configuration. For that, go to
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button on the left to create a
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run configuration.
Notice that it's created with default path and other settings, but you can,of course, change any of them as you need.
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After the configuration is saved, use it to run your application via
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button on the toolbar or via the
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menu:
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tool window that appears after the application is started you can find the output and logs:
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command, an emulator will be automatically launched before application deployment.
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