exeption nativeEvalAndFetch : ReferenceError: Can't find variable: cordova global code - index.html:1:127 about corber

[zxcware]

Oh yeah! It works by setting locationType to hash and adding urlPrefix in mirage!

Now, ember-cordova is backed with emberjs official example! I guess we can update the README and tell the folks we have a working ember-cordova example!

@alexblom, thank you!

[alexblom]

If you run a standard ember cdv:build without liveReload, is that successful?

[zxcware]

@alexblom Do you mean not running 'ember cdv:serve' in tab1? I felt I didn't do anything for liveReload. In my idea: Running ember cdv:serve launches a server, the simulator will then be able to fetch the content from the server and renders it out.

[zxcware]

@alexblom What's the best way to reach you? email or twitter?

[alexblom]

email or ember-slack (@alexblom there too). Happy to do a quick hero to debug this.

By the question, I'm asking if you just run:

ember cdv:build
ember cordova run ios

Does the app work as expected? (e.g. is your issue that all builds are broken, or live reload builds are broken).

[zxcware]

No. just running those commands didn't work. I tried it with and without another tab running 'ember serve', both resulting in a white blank screen after the 'cordova robot' splash screen.

My issue is: following the instructions and applying ember-cordova to emberjs example super-rentals app: https://github.com/emberjs/super-rentals doesn't work. Not sure if it can be marked as 'some build is broken'.

Once we make it work, it can be an example app for ember-cordova. I'll set up a git public repository of my sample codes and we'll work together to fix it.

See you on slack.

[AmilKey]

any updates here?

[Error] Failed to load resource: The requested URL was not found on this server. (vendor.css, line 0)
[Error] Failed to load resource: The requested URL was not found on this server. (app.css, line 0)
[Error] Failed to load resource: The requested URL was not found on this server. (cordova.js, line 0)
[Error] Failed to load resource: The requested URL was not found on this server. (vendor.js, line 0)
[Error] Failed to load resource: The requested URL was not found on this server. (app.js, line 0)

[alexblom]

@AmilKey: Responding to you in your issue.

@zxcware: I just tried to download the super-rentals app (master branch) so you can compare.

I can see it when I run ember server, but builds seem to be generically producing a white screen (ember build --env=development, ember build --env=production).

Can you confirm normal ember builds are working?

In general, for live reload to be working we need to be in a state where:

1. ember builds produce a working dist; and.
2. ember cdv:build produces a working build.
   Hence the questions.

[zxcware]

@alexblom This is my observation: If you run 'ember server' and hit localhost:4200 in browser, it would work. But if you shut down the server, simply opening the index.html file in browser wouldn't work, a blank screen showing up. I guess this might be what you said 'ember builds are not working'?

The reason is: the paths for all resource files are based on the serving directory: '/' instead of relative paths. Ember seems to assume a server is running to serve resource files at '/'. I don't know if there is any configuration to change it or some tricks to get around it.

[alexblom]

I just took a deeper look at your app. The builds are fine, it was actually Mirage requests failing.

You need to edit config/environment.js to have locationType of hash (isleofcode/super-rentals-cordova@277271b). Once that is done, you can run ember cdv:build as expected. The build seems to work correctly, and the background changes. Mirage requests still failed though.

To fix Mirage, urlPrefix needed to be defined: isleofcode/super-rentals-cordova@20ad46b

Here is the super-rentals with working ember-cordova: https://github.com/isleofcode/super-rentals-cordova/pull/1/files

[alexblom]

np, and go for it with the README. Perhaps note that it is not at all optimized for hybrid performance - is just an example of using the container.