nativescript-permissions | entire Android 6 permissions system | Plugin library

After opening the app in XCode, I tried building it from there. This build succeeded, so I figured that the issue is with NS. I fixed it by trial and error. I kept playing around with the NS global version and finally, everything worked when I downgraded to version 6.2.0.

Note: Do not forget to clean your app before each test. I use:

Try deleting your Gradle folder c:\users\**username**\.gradle In our experience we have seen this issue and clearing the Gradle folder with it's caches has solved it sometimes.

Have you added to your manifest and executed a full build of your app? If this permission isn't considered "dangerous" by Google then you don't need to request the permission at runtime, it only needs to be in your manifest.

Also, have you performed the setup for adding google play services? If you haven't then it will always be undefined because you don't have the sdk in your application :)

Additional Update: As of Android 10 (Q / 29), you need to ask for this permission at runtime, so make sure you take that into account. In addition, you need to add to your manifest to cover 29 and that runtime use case.

With AndroidX support in {N} 6 and above, android.support.v4.app.ActivityCompat no longer exists. It should be androidx.core.app.ActivityCompat.

I wouldn't recommend using dynamic IDs. Also when using ListView, it's not guaranteed that all your Switches / templates are alive, as you scroll up and down same element will be recycled with different data to retain performance.

So you should play with data here, bind the checked state of Switch to a property in data item. For example

due to rare tutorials about how to preview camera using NativeScript the error is that there is no textureView Implemented in the Html file

What about this?

You should add the tns-platform-declarations module to your project, this will give you the typings for the native namespaces, classes, etc and enable intellisense also for what is provided by this module.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/tns-platform-declarations

There are two errors in your Gradle build:

Attribute meta-data#onesignal_app_id@value at [com.onesignal:OneSignal:3.6.2] AndroidManifest.xml:52:13-48 requires a placeholder substitution but no value for is provided.

Attribute meta-data#onesignal_google_project_number@value at AndroidManifest.xml requires a placeholder substitution but no value for is provided.

According to the onesignal documentation, you need to provide both of these in order to use the plugin - https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/android-sdk-setup

So, you could include, in your app/App_Resources/Android/app.gradle the following: