nativescript-drawingpad | NativeScript plugin to provide a way to capture | Mobile library
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:pencil: NativeScript plugin to provide a way to capture any drawing (signatures are a common use case) from the device
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QUESTION
This issue has been a plague on my migration of an application from NativeScript 5.4.0
to NativeScript 6.3.3
. I am now using webpack.config.js
in combination with nativescript-worker-loader
(Workers).
I have performed the required steps in the webpack file and the code that breaks on tns build android
works when ran on a device with tns run android
.
Error on tns build android
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-12 at 20:39Try 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.
QUESTION
I am trying to use Brad Martin's nativescript-drawingpad (github repo) in my Nativescript-Vue app. All the examples I can find use Angular for demo purposes and I do not know Angular. I've actually looked for some how-tos for transitioning Angular-to-Vue NS code, but am not finding anything.
I've watched the video and read thru the blog post for insight but I'm green.
Would love to have something akin to what is on this page.
If someone could assist with showing me the transition it would help with this plugin & other Angular-to-Vue NS translations.
Presently I have a working drawing pad that accepts a drawing. But I am not sure how to access the available methods (clearDrawing(), getDrawing(), etc...).
in App.js, it is registered as:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-28 at 02:34With UI plugins you would mostly follow the standard instructions from the NativeScript Vue docs and I see you are already doing that.
Consider Core flavor as raw HTML (XML) & CSS, Vue / Angular / React or whatever framework you use, it's just a wrapper around your Core flavor.
With Vue, everything you reference on template will be wrapped by Vue element, you will have to access the nativeView attribute to get the actual element then access any methods inside.
Example:
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I build nativescript angular apps for android with dependencies like below
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-15 at 12:16You can profile your app with timeline-view to have an HTML view of what takes a lot of time in your app.
For the image, do you save it on the disk? You could limit the memory to one picture, resizing it before saving it to reduce disk space size used and then have a separate flow to use it when needed.
What you can do is also profiling RAM usage with Android Studio to see if there is a huge memory leak/abnormal memory usage at some point in your app.
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