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ns

ns is an event-driven network simulator. An extensible simulation engine is implemented in C++ that uses MIT's Object Tool Command Language, OTcl (an object oriented version of Tcl) as the command and configuration interface. A previous version of the simulator i.e. ns version 1 used the Tool Command Language, Tcl as the configuration language. The current version still supports simulation scripts written in Tcl meant for the ns version 1 simulator.

List of commands for ns:

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nativescript:platform:add Configure your current NativeScript project to target the selected platform.

$ ns platform add ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:0e265 Display version information about NativeScript.

$ ns info

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nativescript:warp:0e647 Run unit tests on your NativeScript project.

$ ns test ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:25538 List applications installed on a device using NativeScript CLI.

$ ns device list-applications

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nativescript:warp:3bf33 Configure NativeScript command-line autocompletion.

$ ns autocomplete ${command}

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nativescript:warp:4738f List all recognized connected devices using NativeScript CLI.

$ ns device ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:4982f Update Nativescript dependencies to the latest version.

$ ns update ${version}

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nativescript:warp:51a23 Lists all platforms that your NativeScript project currently targets.

$ ns platform list

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nativescript:warp:52280 Configure NativeScript CLI usage reporting.

$ ns usage-reporting

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nativescript:warp:57c85 Display proxy settings of the NativeScript CLI.

$ ns proxy

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nativescript:warp:5cb4a Check Nativescript system's configuration.

$ ns doctor ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:6a843 Remove the selected platform from your NativeScript project.

$ ns platform remove ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:6b737 Generate platform's (iOS and/or Android) typings for your NativeScript project.

$ ns typings ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:7248a List all application records in iTunes Connect using NativeScript CLI.

$ ns appstore ${apple_id} ${password}

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nativescript:warp:74184 Configure NativeScript CLI error reporting.

$ ns error-reporting

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nativescript:warp:74ce3 Install dependencies for your NativeScript project.

$ ns install ${module}

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nativescript:warp:81b1a Clean your NativeScript project artifacts.

$ ns clean

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nativescript:warp:8fa22 Build your NativeScript project for Android or iOS.

$ ns build ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:97a13 Configures your NativeScript project for unit testing with a selected framework.

$ ns test init ${framework}

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nativescript:warp:aed49 Open the device log stream using NativeScript CLI.

$ ns device log

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nativescript:warp:bd66d Update the NativeScript runtime for the specified platform.

$ ns platform update ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:bf36d Initiate a debugging session for your NativeScript project.

$ ns debug ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:c0ea2 Manage Plugins in your NativeScript project.

$ ns plugin ${command}

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nativescript:warp:cbba5 Upload NativeScript project to iTunes Connect.

$ ns appstore upload ${apple_id} ${password} ${mobile_provisioning_profile_identifier} ${code_sign_identity}

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nativescript:warp:cc68e Show information about the NativeScript CLI commands in the browser.

$ ns help ${command}

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nativescript:warp:ce87f Create a NativeScript app.

$ ns create ${app_name}

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nativescript:warp:d55fc Generate all icons for Android and iOS platforms for your NativeScript project.

$ ns resources generate icons ${path_to_image}

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nativescript:warp:de3d2 Run the selected NativeScript application on a connected device.

$ ns run ${application_id}

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nativescript:warp:e93dd Show current package manager using NativeScript CLI.

$ ns package-manager

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nativescript:warp:e9ef6 Prepare, build and deploy your NativeScript project to a connected device or native emulator.

$ ns deploy ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:ef2e0 Update the App_Resources's folder structure in your NativeScript project.

$ ns resources update ${platform}

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nativescript:warp:f2c9c Migrate Nativescript dependencies to the latest version.

$ ns migrate

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nativescript:warp:f3dda Generate all splashscreens for Android and iOS platforms for your NativeScript project.

$ ns resources generate splashes ${path_to_image}

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