This is the readme stub for the project brainstrom

• Time tracking
• Todo list
• Streaks
• Stats

• Native Script with angular

• .NET Core web api

• ORM: Entity

• Swagger

• PGSQL
• Something free open source

• Mobile
• Web

Follow the official instructions, although perhaps you may find that the advanced instructions are more helpful, as you may already have a number of the pre-requisites already installed. Also the advanced documentation covers creating and starting Android Virtual Devices (ADVs), which will be needed later.

After that, update your PATH environment variable to include the platform-tools, for me the platform-tools location is C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools.

Note Make sure JAVA_HOME(Java SDK ) and ANDROID_HOME(Android SDK ) system variables are setup properly.

After completing the installation instructions for NativeScript, you should have the Android SDK installed on your machine. Go to the Android SDK folder (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk) and run the SDK Manager.exe program as an administrator. Under the "Tools" folder, install:

• Android SDK Tools (Rev. 25.2.5 or later)
• Android SDK Platform-tools (Rev. 27.0.1 or later)
• Android SDK Build-tools (Rev. 25.0.2 and Rev. 23.0.1) -- (TODO: the Rev. number will depend on what version(s) of Android we want to target. Make sure to update these values when we get a better idea.)
• NOTE if you do not see these versions, then likely the SDK Manager and AVD Manager need to be updated. Just install the highest version of the Android SDK Tools that you can, which will update the SDK Manager and AVD Manager.

Under the "Android 5.1.1 (API 22)" folder, install:

• SDK Platform (Rev 2)
• Intel x86 Atom System Image

Under the "Extras" folder, install:

• Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer)
  • NOTE if the package's status is "Not compatible with Windows", then ensure that Hyper-V is disabled, and also refer to this StackOverflow answer which should tell you how to install it.

Go to the Android SDK folder and run the AVD Manager.exe program as an administrator. In the "Device Definitions" tab, select the Nexus 5 option, then click the "Create AVD..." button.

• For "Target" choose "Android 5.1.1 - API Level 22"
• For "CPU/ABI" choose "Intel Atom (x86)"
• For "Skin" choose "Skin with dynamic hardware controls"
• Once the device is created, click the "Start" button In the "Android Virtual Devices" tab

Verify the new AVD is visible by running adb devices in a terminal. The "List of devices attached" should show the emulator as a device.

For further reading on creating AVDs, refer to this.

Run tns doctor and ensure that it reports no issues.

Follow the directions in Chapter 1 of the NativeScript tutorial. After tns run android you should see it compile the application, then it will launch the android emulator, which will display the text "My App".