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- Works in real Android device
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- Works in Android simulator Genymotion (with re-natal use-figwheel -H 10.0.3.2)
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- Works in stock Android emulator (with re-natal use-figwheel -H 10.0.2.2)
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- Figwheel REPL can be started within nREPL
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- You can reload app any time, no problem.
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- "Debug in Chrome" is not required anymore.
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- Optimizations :simple is used to compile "production" index.ios.js and index.android.js
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$ react-native run-android
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```
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#### Starting Figwheel REPL from nREPL
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To start Figwheel within nREPL session:
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```
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$ lein repl
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```
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Then in the nREPL prompt type:
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```
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user=> (figwheel-ios)
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```
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Or, for Android build type:
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```
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user=> (figwheel-android)
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```
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## REPL
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You have to reload your app, and should see the REPL coming up with the prompt.
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