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Zhizhen He
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- Working directory: Logseq root directory
- Run `yarn && yarn app-watch` from the logseq project root directory in terminal.
- Run `npx cap sync ios` in another termimal to copy web assets from public to *ios/App/App/public*, and create *capacitor.config.json* in *ios/App/App*, and update iOS plugins.
- Run `npx cap sync ios` in another terminal to copy web assets from public to *ios/App/App/public*, and create *capacitor.config.json* in *ios/App/App*, and update iOS plugins.
- Connect your iOS device to MacBook.
- Run `npx cap open ios` to open Logseq project in Xcode, and build the app there.
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}
```
- Run `yarn && yarn app-watch` from the logseq project root directory in terminal.
- Run `npx cap sync android` in another termimal.
- Run `npx cap sync android` in another terminal.
- Run `npx cap run android` to install app into your device.
or, you can run `bb dev:android-app` to do those steps with one command if you are on macOS.
Then,
- In Android Studio, open **Tools** -> **AVD Manager** to create Android Virtual Device (AVD), and lanuch it in the emulator.
- In Android Studio, open **Tools** -> **AVD Manager** to create Android Virtual Device (AVD), and launch it in the emulator.
- In Android Studio, open **Run** -> **Run** to run Logseq.
- After logseq startup in Android virtual device, repl should be able to connect
- For browser console print and devtool remote debug, open chrome, type url chrome://inspect/#devices, you should see your device there, click inspect