Print console.log and console.error messages in terminal (--consolelogs)

[imhoffd]

This has to be re-implemented for use with the Angular CLI. We'd need to inject a client JS file into the Angular dev server and connect to a websocket server running from the Ionic CLI.

[imhoffd]

@GuilhermeBCC Can you explain why these logs are vital for your tests? What sort of testing are you doing?

[GuilhermeBCC]

Well, when I'm running on the device I do not even see when there are any errors, the application simply hangs, there is no information to aid the fix. I am even stopped now because there is an error that I can not trace.

[imhoffd]

If the webview is loaded, you should be able to attach dev tools to debug issues and see console logs:

iOS: https://beta.ionicframework.com/docs/building/ios#using-safari-web-inspector
Android: https://beta.ionicframework.com/docs/building/android#using-chrome-devtools-to-debug

[GuilhermeBCC]

it works and it's great \o/ thanks!

[Borongaj]

Dev tools are nice, but we have to restart manually everytime we build the app. Sometimes the dev tools window closes immediatly after launch.

Is it normal that Ionic 3 projects don't show logs anymore too ?

[imhoffd]

@Borongaj No, it's not normal that Ionic 3 projects stopped logging. If you want, create a new issue.

[obkdev]

How do I see logs for an app that is installed on the device via Ionic Pro? I'm not able to inspect a 'deployed' app in the same way I'm able to inspect an app I run on the device via 'ionic cordova run android' .. Please can you suggest a solution?

Thank you!