Ionic View is an app viewer that you can download from the App Store or Google Play. When you are in the development process and the app is not completed, you don't want to submit it to either Apple or Google right away but limit access to your testers. Ionic View can help load your own app inside Ionic View and make it behave like a real app with some access to native device features. Additionally, Ionic View lets you use your app on an iOS device without any certificate requirement.
Since Ionic View uses Cordova InAppBrowser plugin to launch your app, all the device features have to be hacked to make it work. Currently, Ionic View only supports SQLite, battery, camera, device motion, device orientation, dialog/notification, geolocation, globalization, network information, vibration, keyboard, status bar, barcode scanner, and zip. It's a good idea to check the updated support list prior to using Ionic View to ensure that your app works properly.
There are two ways to use Ionic View. You can either upload your own app or load someone else's app ID. If you test your own app, follow these steps:
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in this case. You may want to keep this app ID to share with other testers later.If there is no code update, the process is the same except that you need to select SYNC TO LATEST from the menu.
To summarize, there are several benefits of using Ionic View, some of which are as follows:
TestFlight
app, in which the use case is very similar18.117.113.64