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You can download Visual Studio from the Microsoft Download Center. Once you have installed the tools, refer to this topic for additional ways to quickly configure, update, or customize the tools for your environment.

• If you choose not to install one or more dependencies with Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova, you may need to install the dependencies manually.

• If you need to verify the path for a third-party dependency or if you have multiple versions of a dependency installed, see Override system environment variables.

• If you are running Visual Studio behind a proxy, see Configure tools to work with a proxy.

• To install, start, and configure the remotebuild agent (previously called vs-mda-remote) for building iOS apps, see the following:

  • Install the remote agent and get it running (external topic)

  • Warning

    If you are migrating a project from an earlier version of Visual Studio, see this migration information (github).

Install dependencies manually

If you choose not to install one or more dependencies with the extension, you can install them later manually.

You can install the dependencies in any order, except for Java. You must install and configure Java before you install the Android SDK. Read the following information and use these links to install dependencies manually.

• We recommend installing the x86 version of Node.js.

• When you install Git command line tools, select the option that adds Git to your command prompt path.

  Warning

  Git command line tools 1.9.5 are installed by default. Unexpected failures may occur if you install a version prior to 1.9.0.

• • Download and extract Ant to a location like C:/ant-1.x.x

  • Set the ANT_HOME environment variable to point to the preceding location.

  • Add %ANT_HOME%bin to the system path.

    Note

    If you need to set this environment variable manually, see Override system environment variables.

• • Set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.7.0_55

  • Add this to the system path: %JAVA_HOME%bin

  • To avoid out of memory issues, set a *JAVA_OPTIONS environment variable with at least -Xmx512M in it.

    Note

    If you need to set this environment variable manually, see Override system environment variables.

• Android SDK with the following SDK packages:

  • Android SDK Tools (latest version) * Android SDK Platform-tools (latest version)

  • Android SDK Build-tools (19.1, 19.0.3, and 21)

  • Android 5.0 (API level 21) with the following packages:

    • SDK Platform

    • If you want to use the Google Android Emulator to emulate a 5.0.x device:

      • ARM EABI v7a System Image

      • Intel x86 Atom System Image

      • Google APIs (x86 System Image)

      • Google APIs (ARM System Image)

      • If you want to use Cordova 5.0.0 or later:

        • Android 5.1.x (API level 22) with the following packages: SDK platform

        The following illustration shows the minimum required packages in the Android SDK Manager.

        Set the ADT_HOME environment variable to the SDK installation location.

        Add this to the system path: %ADT_HOME%tools;%ADT_HOME%platform-tools

        If you need to set this environment variable manually, see Override system environment variables.

        Tip

        If you install the Android SDK to its default location on Windows, it gets installed to C:Program Files (x86)Androidandroid-sdk.

• If you want to use the Google Android Emulator to emulate a 5.1.x device:

  • ARM EABI v7a System Image

  • Intel x86 Atom System Image

  • Google APIs (x86 System Image)

  • Google APIs (ARM System Image)

  • Apple iTunes (x86, x64)

  • WebSocket4Net (required if you’re developing your app on Windows 7)

    1. Download WebSocket4Net(0.9).Binaries.zip from CodePlex.
    2. Unzip the binaries and then unblock net45ReleaseWebSocket4Net.dll. To unblock the DLL, open the file Properties for the DLL and choose Unblock in the General tab (at the bottom of the dialog box).
    3. After you unblock the DLL, copy net45ReleaseWebSocket4Net.dll into the %ProgramFiles(x86)%Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0Common7IDECommonExtensionsMicrosoftWebClientDiagnosticsToolWindows folder on your computer.

Override system environment variables

Visual Studio detects the configurations for the third-party software you’ve installed, and maintains the installation paths in the following environment variables:

• ADT_HOME points to the Android installation path.

• ANT_HOME points to the Ant folder on your computer.

• GIT_HOME points to the Git installation path.

• JAVA_HOME points to the Java installation path.

Visual Studio uses these environment variables when building and running your app. You can view the environment variables and revise their values through the Visual Studio Options dialog box. You might want to override the default settings for one of the following reasons:

• Visual Studio was unable to verify the path. Anatomia lui grey sezonul 15. In this case, a warning is displayed next to the environment variable.

• You have multiple versions of the software installed, and you’d like to use a specific version.

• You want your global environment path to be different from the local Visual Studio environment.

To override the variables

1. On the Visual Studio menu bar, choose Tools, Options. 4. In the Options dialog box, choose Tools* for Apache Cordova, and then choose Environment Variable Overrides.

2. Make your changes:

   • To override a value, select its check box, and then revise the value.If the path information is invalid or missing, Visual Studio displays a warning next to that variable.

   • To reset an environment variable to its default value, clear its check box or choose Reset to Default.

3. Choose the OK button to save your changes and close the dialog box.

Generate a new security PIN

When you start the agent the first time, the generated PIN is valid for a limited amount of time (10 minutes by default). If you don’t connect to the agent before the time expires, or if you want to connect a second client to the agent, you will need to generate a new PIN.

To generate a new security PIN

1. Stop the agent (or open a second Terminal app window on your Mac and use that to enter the command).

2. From the Terminal app on your Mac, type:

   Note

   If you are running an older version of the agent, the preceding command is not supported. Make sure that you update the remotebuild agent by re-installing.

3. Follow instructions to start the agent on your Mac and configure the agent in Visual Studio.

Generate a new server certificate

For security purposes, the server certificates that pair Visual Studio with the remote agent are tied to your Mac’s IP or host name. If these values have changed, you will need to generate a new server certificate, and then reconfigure Visual Studio with the new values.

To generate a new server certificate

1. Stop the agent.

2. From the Terminal app on your Mac, type:

   Note

   If you are running an older version of the agent, the preceding command is not supported. Make sure that you update the remotebuild agent by re-installing.

3. When prompted, type “Y” and then type Enter.

4. From the Terminal app on your Mac, type:

   –hostname is optional. If omitted, the agent will attempt to determine the hostname automatically.

5. Follow instructions to start the agent on your Mac and configure the agent in Visual Studio.

Configure the iOS remote agent

You can configure the remote agent using various command line options. For example, you can specify the port to listen for build requests and specify the maximum number of builds to maintain on the file system. (By default, the limit is 10. The agent will remove builds that exceed the maximum on shutdown.)

Caution:Many options have changed between vs-mda-remote and remotebuild.

To configure the remote agent

• To see a complete list of agent commands, type:

  To see the full list of supported options, type remotebuild --help <*command*>. For example, to see options for the certificates parameter, type:

• To disable secure mode and enable simple HTTP based connections, type:

  When you use this option, leave the PIN field blank and make sure to set Secure Mode to False when configuring the agent in Visual Studio.

• To specify a location for remote agent files, type:

  where <directory> is a location on your Mac where log files, builds, and server certificates will be placed. For example, the location could be /Users/username/builds. (Builds will be organized by build number in this location.)

• To use a background process to capture stdout and stderr to a file (server.log), type:

The server.log file might assist in troubleshooting build issues.

• To run the agent by using a configuration file instead of command-line parameters, type:

The configuration file must be in JSON format. The startup options and their values must not include dashes. To see a documented configuration file, look at the remotebuild/examples/exampleConfig.json folder in the remote agent installation directory, although you must remove the comments in the file that you use for your configuration. An example of a path you might use when running this command is /Users/<username>/myConfig.json. The default path where the agent looks for a configuration file is ~/.taco_home/RemoteBuild.config.

Verify the iOS remote agent configuration

Once you have installed the agent, you can verify the remote agent configuration.

To verify the remote agent configuration

• With the remote agent running, open a second Terminal app window (choose Shell, New Window).

• From the second Terminal app window on your Mac, type:

  [!CRITICAL]This command will fail if the agent is not running in a second window, or if the two instances are not using the same configuration options.

  This command initiates a test build. The output from the command should show the build number and other information about the build, such as its progress.

• If you started the server on a port other than 3000, use the following command instead to initiate a test build:

• To verify that your developer signing identity is set up correctly for device builds (using the Debug and Release configurations in Visual Studio), type:

• To verify that your distribution signing identity is set up correctly for device builds (using the Debug configuration in Visual Studio), type:

For more information about app provisioning and certificate signing identities, see Package Your App Built with Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova.

To try the quick fix

• Delete the platforms/platform folder for the platform you are targeting (like the platforms/android folder) and then rebuild your project. If you have no errors this time, you don't need to clear the cache.

To clear the cache

1. Choose Tools, Options, Tools for Apache Cordova, and then choose Cordova Tools.

2. Choose Clear Cordova Cache.

3. Close and re-open your project.

4. Choose Build, Clean Solution.

5. Delete the platforms/platform folder, like platforms/android.

To re-install vs-tac

1. Close Visual Studio.

2. Open a command line and type the following command:

   The default path to vs-tac is C:Program Files (x86)Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0Common7IDEExtensionsApacheCordovaToolspackagesvs-tac

3. Re-open Visual Studio.

4. Open your project, choose Build, Clean Solution.

5. Delete the platforms/platform folder, like platforms/android, and then rebuild your project.

Configure tools to work with a proxy

If you are using Visual Studio behind a proxy, such as a corporate firewall, you may need to configure proxy settings for the npm package manager and for git before you can use Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova.

[!CRITICAL]Using npm proxy settings with recent versions of Node.js can cause Cordova to fail to acquire plugins at the command line or in the configuration designer or when adding platforms required for build. If you encounter unexpected issues (particularly a “TypeError: Request path contains unescaped characters” error), try downgrading Node.js to 0.10.29.

To configure proxy settings for npm package manager

1. Close Visual Studio.

   Copy the weapon folders to 'OpenSpades-0.0.12b-WindowsResourcespngsight-5.pakModelsWeapons'. Each faction has it's own unique weapons and equipment depending on what weapons and equipment that you want to install on the game.- Everything byBefore you start downloading these mods, if you want to use them in OpenSpades, please download this version of.

2. Open a Visual Studio developer command window (Ctrl + Alt + A) and type the following command.

3. Open %AppData%npmnode_modules and verify that the vs-tac folder has been removed.

4. In the Visual Studio developer command window, type the following command.

   where proxy-port is the proxy address and port number, such as http://proxy.mycompany.com:80/.

5. Then type this command:

   where proxy-port might be a value such as http://proxy.mycompany.com:80/

6. Open Visual Studio.

7. Open your Apache Cordova solution and rebuild your project.

To configure proxy settings for git

1. Close Visual Studio.

2. Open a Visual Studio developer command window (Ctrl + Alt + A) and type the following command.

   where username and password are your proxy username and password; proxy-port might be a value such as proxy.mycompany.com:80.

3. Type this command:

   where username and password are your proxy username and password; proxy-port might be a value such as proxy.mycompany.com:80

4. Open Visual Studio.

5. Open your Apache Cordova solution and rebuild your project.

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Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova is a workload for Visual Studio that enables developers to create, manage and test application projects for Apache Cordova on Android, iOS, and Windows. The Tools allow developers to deploy, test and debug Cordova applications on devices, emulators, simulators and the chrome browser -- all within Visual Studio.

This guide covers the required steps to install Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova. Since the workload interacts with several mobile app development SDKs, and each relies upon a specific set of tools, the installation will download and install a variety of software components and consume a lot of disk space. Additionally, in order for Visual Studio to work with applications for iOS, you'll need access to a fully functional iOS development environment (which means Xcode running on a Macintosh computer).

System Requirements

Start by ensuring your development system meets the Visual Studio 2017 Product Family System Requirements. Apache Cordova app development adds the following system requirements:

• To test and debug Cordova apps using Cordova Simulate requires installation of the Google Chrome Browser.
• To test and debug Android apps using the higher-performance emulator (Android Emulator 2.0), you must disable Hyper-V, and install Intel's Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (HAXM). HAXM is installed automatically when you install an Intel-based Android emulator through the Android SDK Manager.
• To test and debug iOS apps through Visual Studio requires access to a Macintosh computer with Xcode, Apache Cordova and the Visual Studio remotebuild module installed.
• Universal Windows app development for all target platforms requires that Visual Studio is installed on Windows 10. Older versions of Windows are not compatible.
• Universal Windows apps can be built from the command line when using Server 2012 R2 or Server 2016. UWP development—including designing, editing, and debugging—is not available on Windows Server.

Next, download Visual Studio 2017.

Install Cordova Tools With An Initial Visual Studio Installation

1. To install the Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova along with a clean Visual Studio installation, download and launch the Visual Studio installer. The installer will display the list of installable components shown in the following figure.

2. Scroll through the list of available workloads and locate a group labeled Mobile & Gaming. Check the checkbox next to Mobile development with JavaScript as shown in the following figure. This will enable installation of the core required components for the Cordova tools.

3. Depending on your specific development needs, you may need to install additional, optional components. For example, to support Android application development you'll need to add support for the Android SDK. To test Android apps on emulators, you’ll need to add support for the Google Android Emulator, as shown in the following figure. If your existing Cordova development environment already includes these tools, you can skip installing them again here and modify the Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova configuration to point to the existing installation later.

Add Tools for Apache Cordova To An Existing Visual Studio Installation

To add Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova to an existing Visual Studio installation, you must run the Visual Studio Installer. You can launch the installer manually, or, from within Visual Studio, open the File menu, select New then Project then select Open Visual Studio Installer at the bottom of the list of installed templates as shown in the following figure:

Refer to the previous section for detailed instructions on how to complete the Tools for Apache Cordova installation.

Installing Updates

Visual Studio tracks updates to its installed workloads and offers a single interface to view and install updates.

1. In Visual Studio, choose Tools -> Extensions and Updates.

2. In the Updates tab of the Extensions and Updates dialog box, choose Product Updates.

   If an update for Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova appears, select it, and then choose the Update button. Visual Studio will launch the Visual Studio Installer to install the Apache Cordova Tools update.

Install Tools for iOS Development

Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova can interact with a remote iOS development environment running on an Apple Mac; enabling developers to build, test and debug Cordova applications on the remote system. See Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova: iOS Guide.

Third-Party Tools Added During Installation

During installation, the Visual Studio Installer will install a variety of tools that Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova uses to manage Apache Cordova projects.

Cordova Tools

To support the Cordova development life cycle, Visual Studio installs:

• The latest long term support (LTS) version of Node.js which includes the latest release of the Node Package Manager (npm).
• The latest supported version of the Apache Cordova CLI.
• Git for Windows (to enable installation of Cordova plugins from Git repositories).

When creating or managing Apache Cordova projects, Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova will download additional Cordova components (such as platforms, plugins and more).

Android Tools

As an optional component selected during the Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova, to support building, testing and debugging Android applications, the Visual Studio Installer can install a complete development toolchain for Android applications, which includes:

• Oracle Java Development Kit (JDK) 8
• Android SDK Tools
• Android SDK Platform Tools
• Android Build Tools
• Android API 23

Note

Only the Android command-line tools are installed, if you want to use Google Android Studio to code, test, and debug native applications for Android, you will have to install Android Studio separately.

For testing Cordova applications on Android, Visual Studio Installer can optionally install the following components:

• Intel x86 Atom System Image
• ARM EABI v7a System Image
• Intel Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (Intel HAXM)

iOS Tools

The software components needed to support iOS development are installed through a separate process executed on a Apple Mac. See Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova: iOS Guide for installation details.

Installation Troubleshooting

Having trouble with the installation? Search for results based on error messages you received during installation or post questions based on your issue on Stack Overflow.

During installation, and later, as Visual Studio interacts with a Cordova project, multiple software components are downloaded and installed in your development environment. See Third-Party Tools Added During Installation for details. If component downloads fail, check your internet connectivity and your connection proxy settings to ensure Visual Studio can access the online resources it needs.

The installer attempts to isolate the software components it uses from other copies you may have installed on your system, but there could be conflicts based on how your system is configured. Check your system's PATH environment variable to ensure that other components aren't loading before the ones installed by Visual Studio. For comprehensive guide to configuring Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova and all of the third-party dependencies, see Configure the Visual Studio Tools for Apache Cordova.

Next Steps

Once you've completed the installation, go straight to our beginner's guide to get started with the tools. If have an existing Cordova project from Visual Studio 2015, view the migratation guide.