NativeScript Sidekick is your faithful companion for NativeScript development. With Sidekick, you can focus on building the exciting parts of your mobile app and let Sidekick handle the important, but tedious parts. You can use Sidekick's rich starter templates, verified plugins, and debugging all while using your own preferred IDE and tooling.
For more information on how to use NativeScript Sidekick, please visit the documentation website.
To report a problem with NativeScript Sidekick, you should open a new issue in this GitHub repository. To help us resolve the problem faster, we would ask you to share specific information about your environment and the Sidekick logs.
Launch Sidekick and select Help → About from the top menu.
- Through Sidekick
- In NativeScript Sidekick
Launch Sidekick and select Help → Show Logs from the top menu.
- In NativeScript Sidekick
- Through file manager or terminal
- On Windows Systems
In File (Windows) explorer, navigate to%AppData%\NativeScriptSidekick\Logs. - On macOS Systems
The logs are stored in~/Library/Application Support/NativeScriptSidekick/Logs. - On Linux Systems
The logs are stored in~/.config/NativeScriptSidekick/Logs.
- On Windows Systems
We are constantly looking for ways to improve and extend the functionality of NativeScript Sidekick. The feedback that you can offer is invaluable to us and we will be grateful if you take the time to share your thoughts regarding:
- ease of use
- available features
- missing features
- the documentation
- and anything else that comes to your mind
To share your feedback, please submit an issue in this GitHub repository.