I was going down the rabbit whole to see if there is a way I can launch the safari debugger after doing a "cordova emulate ios", and maybe adding a cli command "cordova inspect ios"
It's kind of annoying because every time you do a build/emulate the safari window that is current debugging closes. and you have to again "Develop->Inspect Simulator->index.html" option 1: apple script to mimix what the mouse is doing with the menu option 2: somehow call the webkit/safari debugger with the correct path after figuring it out (i.e. file:///Users/csantana23/Library/Application%20Support/iPhone%20Simulator/7.1/Applications/1A843146-C97F-457B-A832-4A6BA5FF9F19/HelloCordova.app/www/index.html) Anyone know how to programmatically call from command line the webkit debugger that makes it attached to the simulator? I was able to open safari window with the path but it doesn't attached. When I was looking the value of document.location.href I notice that that 1A843146-C97F-457B-A832-4A6BA5FF9F19/HelloCordova.app/www/ is live content, I went ahead and updated some files (i.e. index.js, logo.png) and did a document.location.reload() and it pickup the changes in the simulator. I know there is another way to do livereload by loading a url in config.xml, but I think this could be another alternative because sometimes you want to simulate or need local files and the url to be file:// for some close testing to reality. With some tooling and "magic" maybe we can do some livereload cli command. Food for thought on that one :-) -- Carlos Santana <csantan...@gmail.com>
