Currently the only emulator for testing iOS applications is build for MacOS. There is a work in process to bring an emulation software to linux which you might want to take a look at.but judging by the development status it'll be a while till it's usable. BolXEmu is an excellent emulator that’s able to run Xbox One and Xbox 360 games. It’s like having two emulators in one. The emulator is designed to run on Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android. Playing the games is also fun as the frame rates are high thanks to the vSync technology. IPadian is a simulator, not an emulator. It gives you an impression of using the iOS, so that you can see and feel the difference between Android and the iOS. IPadian does not create a local version of the iOS on your device. IPadian does not allow you to access the iOS app store.
Creality set for cura exe. A small Visual Studio Code extention to run Android and iOS Simulators in a click.
Link to marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DiemasMichiels.emulate
Running iOS simulators only works on Mac with Xcode!
Select and run your emulator from Visual Studio Code. Transfer files from phone to computer.
Open command pallete Cmd-Shift-P -> Type Emulator
To run Android emulators you need to have Android studio and already created the Android Virtual Devices.
Add the Android Studio emulator script to your settings in Visual Studio Code:
You can either set the default path or specify a specific path for each operating system. The default path will always be the fallback.
Default: 'emulator.emulatorPath': '~/Library/Android/sdk/emulator'
Mac: 'emulator.emulatorPathMac': '~/Library/Android/sdk/emulator'
Linux: 'emulator.emulatorPathLinux': '~/Android/Sdk/emulator' Windows: 'emulator.emulatorPathWindows':
'<yourAndroidHome>Sdkemulatoremulator.exe'
or
'C:Users<yourUsername>AppDataLocalAndroidSdkemulatoremulator.exe'
Your visual studio code settings are found here:
File -> Preferences -> Setting -> User Setting -> Extensions -> Emulator Configuration
You now have the option to start Android emulators in cold boot modus. Activate it in your settings in Visual Studio Code:
Android Cold Boot: true
To run iOS emulators Xcode is required.
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