Installs the specified plugin and any packages that it depends
on. Installs the specified plugin and its dependencies in the
local node_modules folder, adds it to the
dependencies section in package.json,
and prepares the plugin for all installed platforms. If you have
not configured any platforms for the project, the NativeScript
CLI will prepare the plugin when you add a platform. For more
information about working with plugins, see
NativeScript Plugins.
| Usage |
Synopsis |
| General |
$ tns plugin install <Plugin> |
| Alias |
$ tns plugin add <Plugin> |
-
<Plugin> is a valid NativeScript plugin,
specified by any of the following.
-
A
<Name> or
<Name>@<Version> where
<Name> is the name of a plugin that is
published in the npm registry and
<Version> is a valid version of this
plugin.
-
A
<Local Path> to the directory which
contains the plugin, including its
package.json file.
-
A
<Local Path> to a
.tar.gz archive containing a directory with
the plugin and its package.json file.
-
A
<URL> which resolves to a
.tar.gz archive containing a directory with
the plugin and its package.json file.
-
A
<git Remote URL> which resolves to a
.tar.gz archive containing a directory with
the plugin and its package.json file.
-
Verify that the plugin that you want to add contains a valid
package.json file. Valid
package.json files contain a
nativescript section.
| Command |
Description |
| plugin |
Lets you manage the plugins for your project. |
| plugin add |
Installs the specified plugin and its dependencies. |
| plugin remove |
Uninstalls the specified plugin and its dependencies.
|