Setting up the Environment Variables on Windows 7 and higher
by Milorad Jevdjenic, Stefan Buttigieg
Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development
- Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development
- Table of Contents
- Learning Node.js for Mobile Application Development
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Setting Up Your Workspace
- The Node.js backend
- Installing Node.js on different systems
- Setting up the Ionic framework and Cordova for Mac OS X
- Setting up the Ionic framework and Cordova for Windows
- Setting up Android Studio for Android, Mac, and Windows
- Setting up the Android Software Development Kit
- Setting up your physical Android device for development
- Setting up the Environment Variables on Windows 7 and higher
- Setting up the Environment Variables for iOS on Mac OS X
- MongoDB
- Summary
- 2. Configuring Persistence with MongoDB
- 3. Creating an API
- 4. Securing Your Backend
- 5. Real-Time Data and WebSockets
- 6. Introducing Ionic
- 7. Building User Interfaces
- 8. Making Our App Interactive
- 9. Accessing Native Phone Features
- 10. Working with APIs
- 11. Working with Security
- 12. Working with Real-Time Data
- 13. Building an Advanced Chat App
- 14. Creating an E-Commerce Application Using the Ionic Framework
- Index
Using Ionic and Cordova to build an Android app might require a modification to the PATH environment on Windows. This can be done with the following steps:
- Right-click on My Computer and then click on Properties.
- Click on Advanced System Settings in the column to the left.
- In the resulting dialog box, select Environment Variables.
- Select the PATH variable and click on Edit.
- Append the following to the PATH based on where you installed the SDK:
;C:Developmentadt-bundlesdkplatform-tools;C:Deve lopmentadt-bundlesdk ools
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