360Capture App

App to connect RICOH THETA V and similar cameras with API level 2.1 from RICOH and manage images. You can take a picture with the app remotly, download the picture to the phone/tablet (Android and iOS) or delete images from device internal memory.

Ionic, Capacitor & Angular

• Capacitor version: 3.3.2
• Ionic version: 6.18.1
• Angular version: 12.1.4

Node & NPM

• Node version: 16.13.1
• NPM version: 8.3.1

Cordova libraries used

• cordova-clipboard
• cordova-open-native-settings
• cordova-plugin-advanced-http
• cordova-plugin-file
• cordova-plugin-wifiwizard2

First steps to run the project

• Run npm install. If you have an EACCESS error, you have the guide on how to solve it below
• Run ionic build

Important commands

• Run ionic serve within the app directory to see your app in the browser
• Run ionic capacitor add to add a native iOS or Android project using Capacitor
• Generate your app icon and splash screens using cordova-res --skip-config --copy
• Explore the Ionic docs for components, tutorials, and more: Docs
• Run ionic cap run android || ionic cap run ios (Add --prod for production)

Fix errors with EACCESS

1. Install nvm $ sudo curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.34.0/install.sh | bash
2. Close the current terminal and open a new one
3. Run $ command -v nvm. If something prints, the installation was successful.
4. $ nvm install --lts
5. Set the newly installed NodeJS as the default environment: $ nvm alias default lts/*
6. $ which npm will print a path somewhere within the ~/.nvm folder. Global packages will now be installed in the ~/.nvm directory, so permission errors should no longer occur as long as npm is used without sudo