A NativeScript VM
NativeScript is considerably easier to install on all OS's now; so this should not need to be used for anything...
This is released under the MIT License, meaning you are free to use this however you want. -- However for entities that need a support and/or a commercial license please contact me (nathan@master-technology.com).
##NativeScript Virtual Machine
The initialize.sh Script can be ran on a fresh Ubuntu 64bit 14.04 Installation. (I've tested it in both VMWare and VirtualBox)
This sets up a fully function VM with all the NativeScript components; including a clone of all 4 major NativeScript repo's so that you can hack on any part of the NativeScript system.
If you use Vagrant and VirtualBox or just plain VirtualBox and also use a Android VM that runs on VirtualBox (Like Geny or Andy); then this VM can EASILY connect to the Android VM.
To Connect; you need the ip address of the Android VM. (Geny typically defaults to 192.168.56.100 if it is the first VM running on VirtualBox) So then you would type:
adb connect 192.168.56.100
Please note if you are using Geny you can type:
genyshell -c "devices list"
to get a list of devices and their status and ip address
Then when you want to compile, deploy & test to your Android vm you would type:
tns run android --device 1
Nathanael Anderson http://Master-Technology.com