Unable to load script from assets index android bundle on windows

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I m trying to run my first React Native project for first time on my device  Android 4 2 2    And I get       unable to load script from assets index android bundle   Commands that I used    cd  project directory  react-native start react-native run-android

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Using npm version 4 3 0 react-native-cli version 2 01 react-native version 0 49 5  In the project directory       mkdir android app src main assets react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res react-native run-android   The file name has changed from index android js to index js

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I have faced the same problem with a real android device    Solution  Based on this answer by Niltoid   Find your local IP Open app and shake your Android device Go Dev Setting and Debug Server    Paste your IP and port  X X X X 8088   where X s are your local IP    for Mac user  open your network preference  here you will get your local IP

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I spent hours trying to figure this issue out   My problem was not specific to Windows but is specific to Android   Accessing the development server worked locally and in the emulator s browser   The only thing that did not work was accessing the development server in the app      Starting with Android 9 0  API level 28   cleartext support is disabled by default    AndroidManifest xml   lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  utf-8   gt   lt manifest     gt       lt uses-permission android name  android permission INTERNET    gt       lt application                     android usesCleartextTraffic  true              gt                   lt  application gt   lt  manifest gt    See for more info  https   stackoverflow com a 50834600 1713216

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Use mkdir      assets  amp  amp  react-native bundle --platform   CAN NOT solve this problem completely   Notice that  you have to run this command regenerate the files every time when code edited  and it show error again after Reload or Debug JS Remotely   The fundamental cause this issue is your app cannot connect with server  because of some unknown reason   Here is my solution    Firstly  start service in other host and port like   react-native start --port 8082 --host 0 0 0 0 Then  open app dev menu   Dev Setting   Debug server host for device Input youripv4address 8082 dev menu   Reload   Hope this helps

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I had the same issue even when running on a simulator  I did a quick workaround so that I could have the normal dev workflow   private final ReactNativeHost mReactNativeHost   new ReactNativeHost this       Override   public boolean getUseDeveloperSupport            return true here to load JS from the packager        BuildConfig DEBUG for me was set to false which meant it        it was always trying to load the assets from assets folder      return true          Override   protected String getJSMainModuleName         return  index            Probably will have to revert the change when trying to do a production build

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Ubuntu   first time  I created new app with react-native init project-name  I got the same error  so i do the following steps to resolve this in my case    Firstly run sudo chown user-name-of-pc  dev kvm in my case  While debugging from your Android phone  select Use USB to Transfer photos  PTP   Create Folder assets in project-name android app src main make sure index js be avaiable into your project root  directory and then run below command from console after cd project-name directory       react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res   or for index android js then     react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index android js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res    run command   studio sh in android-studio bin directory  It will opens up Android Studio  run command react-native run-android

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don t forget turn on internet in emulator device  I resovled this error  it work perfect  V I get this error because i turn off internet to test NetInfo  D

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In my case  I d forgotten the Android Emulator wifi as disabled   To solve the issue  I just swiped down the notification bar to expand menu and to enable Wifi connection   After activating Wifi connection  the problem has been resolved in my case

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If you are using Windows run the commands in the following way  or if you get an error  Cannot find entry file index android js    mkdir android app src main assets react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res react-native run-android

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I am facing this issue  lot of search and I resolved that issue   c  ProjectFolder ProjectName gt  react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res  Than Run the react native    c  ProjectFolder ProjectName gt react-native run-android

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If you have entered  Debug server host  amp  port for device  in Dev Settings  make sure you remove what you have entered

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For this problem I just solve it by running   react-native start   then  adb reverse tcp 8081 tcp 8081   on command line  And then i can run    react-native run-android   So i will not waste my time to run   react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res   every time

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If when running react-native run-android command the second line of the trace is  JS server not recognized  continuing with build      it means packager for the app cannot be started and the app will fail to load without some extra steps  Note that the end of the trace still reports success   BUILD SUCCESSFUL   The problem is probably some port conflict  in my case it was the default IIS site that I completely forgot about   Another manifestation of the problem would be a failure to open http   localhost 8081 debugger-ui URL in Chrome    Once the port conflict is resolved the trace will report  Starting JS server      then an additional Node window will open  node    cli js start  and the app will load reload successfully   After that you should be able to open debug console in Chrome with  http   localhost 8081 debugger-ui

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For IOS   In a terminal   cd ios   Remove the build folder with  rm -r build  Run again  react-native run-ios  Alternatively  you could open Finder  navigate to YOUR PROJECT ios and delete the build folder    Then run again  react-native run-ios  For ANDROID   In a terminal   cd android app   Remove the build folder with  rm -r build  Run again  react-native run-android  Alternatively  you could open Finder  navigate to YOUR PROJECT android app and delete the build folder    Then run again  react-native run-android

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The most upVoted answer seems working but become hectic for developers to see their minor changes after couple of minutes  I solved this issue by following these steps  1- Push my code to bitbucket github repo   to view the changes later   2- cut paste android folder to any safe location for recovery 3- delete the android folder from my project 4- run react-native upgrade 5- Now  I see all the changes between the previous and the lastest build  using VsCode  6- I found the issue in build gradle file in these lines of code   ext   buildToolsVersion    28 0 2  minSdkVersion   16 compileSdkVersion   28 targetSdkVersion   27 supportLibVersion    28 0 0      7- I copied these lines   generated by react-native upgrade script and delete the android folder again  8- Then I cut paste android folder back in my project folder which I Cut Pasted in step 2  9 - Replace build gradle files lines with the copied ones  10- Now It works as normal   Hope this will help you

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This issue can also be caused by the cellular data of the device   emulator being turned off  Make sure you check that

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I think you don t have yarn installed try installing it with chocolatey or something  It should be installed before creating your project  react-native init  command    No need of creating assets directory   Reply if it doesn t work   Edit  In the recent version of react-native they have fixed it  If you want complete freedom from this just uninstall node  For complete uninstallation Completely remove node refer this link  and reinstall node  react-native-cli then create your new project

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This problem also happens if you define an android networkSecurityConfig in your main AndroidManifest xml  The android usesCleartextTraffic  true  in your debug AndroidManifest xml will be ignored   To fix this issue  you have to configure the app to allow http traffic to localhost   Create a file android src debug res xml network security config xml    lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  utf-8    gt   lt network-security-config gt       lt domain-config cleartextTrafficPermitted  true  gt           lt domain includeSubdomains  true  gt localhost lt  domain gt       lt  domain-config gt   lt  network-security-config gt    And reference it in android src debug AndroidManifest xml    lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  utf-8    gt   lt manifest      xmlns android  http   schemas android com apk res android       xmlns tools  http   schemas android com tools  gt        lt uses-permission android name  android permission SYSTEM ALERT WINDOW    gt        lt application          android networkSecurityConfig   xml network security config           tools targetApi  28           tools ignore  GoogleAppIndexingWarning    gt   lt  manifest gt    Further infos here  https   medium com astrocoders i-upgraded-to-android-p-and-my-react-native-wont-connect-to-my-computer-to-download-index-delta-42580377e1d3

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Make sure metro builder is running to make your physical device and server sync  First  run this command to run metro builder     npm start   Then you can start the build in react native     react-native run-android   Their should be no error this time  If you want your code to be live reload on change  Shake your device and then tap Enable Live Reload

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It may be caused by unlinked assets in your React Native project code base  like when you renames your project application bundle id or adds an external package without link it properly  for example   Simply try it in your project root directory   react-native link  react-native run-android

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I ve encountered the same issue while following the React Native tutorial  developing on Linux and targeting Android    This issue helped me resolve the problem in following steps     in project directory  mkdir android app src main assets react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res react-native run-android   You can automate the above steps by placing them in scripts part of package json like this    android-linux    react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res  amp  amp  react-native run-android    Then you can just execute npm run android-linux from your command line every time

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I was also facing this problem because when I run projects on the emulator its working fine but on a real device it gives this error  So I resolve this problem by the following solution  1st step  First of all open cmd and go to your SDK manager Platform-tools folder   cd C Development Android Sdk Platform-tools   2nd step  now run this command    adb devices   after this command check your device listed in command prompt  3rd step  now run this  adb reverse tcp 8081 tcp 8081   Now your setup is done  4th step  Go to your project directory and run this command  react-native run-android

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I encountered this issue not with a real device  but with an emulator  I fixed it by running react-native start in the terminal before trying to run the code with android studio  I never encountered this issue when running react-native run-android in the terminal

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This is a general error message  you may have encountered during the react native application development  So In this tutorial we are going to provide solution to this issue   Issue Description    Unable to load script from assets index android bundle on windows Unable to load script from assets index android bundle on windows  Follow the below steps to solve above issue    Step-1   Create  assets  folder inside your project directory  Now create assets folder inside the project directory that is  MobileApp android app src main   You can manually create assets folder     lt  OR    you can create folder by using command as well  Command   mkdir android app src main assets  Step-2   Running your React Native application Lets run the below command to run the react native application in emulator or physical device   Switch to project directory  cd MobileApp  Run the below command that helps to bundle you android application project   react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res  Run the Final step to run react native application in emulator or physical device  react-native run-android   lt  OR    Also you can combine last two command in one  In this case case you have to execute command only once   react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res  amp  amp  react-native run-android   lt  OR    You can automate the above steps by placing them in scripts part of package json like this    android-android    react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res  amp  amp  react-native run-android   If everything is set up correctly  you should see your new app running in your Android emulator shortly

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I think the first thing to do before all the other solutions is   1  Check whether your device is online or not    2  If you are running the application on the real device then the device should be on the same network where the development server is running    More information at this page

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On Windows  if you sure  node js is installed successfuly on your system  please check system environment variables and add C  windows system32 in system variables Paths

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when I update react-native to 0 49 5  this problem appears and when I followed this Breaking changes and deprecations  it disappeared

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1 Go to your project directory and check if this folder exists android app src main assets    If it exists then delete two files viz index android bundle and index android bundle meta If the folder assets don t exist then create the assets directory there    2 From your root project directory do  cd android  amp  amp    gradlew clean   3 Finally  navigate back to the root directory and check if there is one single entry file calledindex js    If there is only one file i e  index js then run following command react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res If there are two files i e index android js and index ios js then run this react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index android js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res   Now run react-native run-android

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Follow this  Worked for me   https   github com react-community lottie-react-native issues 269  Go to your project directory and check if this folder exists android app src main assets i  If it exists then delete two files viz index android bundle and index android bundle meta ii  If the folder assets doesn t exist then create the assets directory there   From your root project directory do cd android  amp  amp    gradlew clean  Finally  navigate back to the root directory and check if there is one single entry file called index js i  If there is only one file i e  index js then run following command react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res  ii  If there are two files i e index android js and index ios js then run this react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index android js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res  Now run react-native run-android

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for this error   unable to load script from assets  index android bundle    1   check for  assets  folder at   mkdir android app src main assets  if folder is not available  create folder with name  assets  manually  and execute the Curl command in terminal   2   Curl command  curl  http   localhost 8081 index android bundle platform android  -o android app src main assets index android bundle   it will create the  index android bundle  file in assets folder automatically and resolved the issue   3   react-native run-android

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I had issue with McAfee on my mac blocking port 8081  had to change it to 8082   First run your package server   react-native start --port 8082   Open another terminal  start the android app as usual   react-native run-android   Once it finishes  now rewrite the tcp port that adb tunnels   adb reverse tcp 8081 tcp 8082   See the list of adb tcp tunnels   adb reverse --list   You should now see a heartwarming message    reverse  tcp 8081 tcp 8082   Go to your app and reload  done   PS  Don t change anything in the app Dev settings  if you added  localhost 8082   just remove it  leave it blank   EDIT  To all the McAfee victims out there  there s easier solution if you have root access  just temporarily kill the McAfee process sitting on port 8081 and no need for port change at all   sudo launchctl remove com mcafee agent macmn

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Chipping in an obvious suggestion that worked for me  Delete the app  restart the server and deploy again from your tooling to device

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OS  Windows    Another way to resolve this problem after trying two methods above  because I installed SDK not in DEFAULT LOCATION like C  users  user name  appdata local sdk     If you noticed that command line announced    adb  is not recognized as an internal or external command      So this is how I get over  Examples  I installed SDK in D  Android sdk So I will insert path in System Variables 2 more lines      D  Android sdk tools   D  Android sdk platform-tools      If you don t know how to edit path System Variables  here s the topic  https   android stackexchange com questions 38321 what-do-i-type-in-path-variable-for-adb-server-to-start-from-cmd 38324   Then I run cmd again  react-native run-android  It worked for me

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If You are running your application on physical device and getting this error  unable to load script from assets index android bundle   try running the command   adb reverse tcp 8081 tcp 8081   It workd for Me

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I have spent half a day figuring this issue     If you are using the API target version Above 28 0 0 then you may face this issue   Just add this line  android usesCleartextTraffic  true    in your Manifest Application block   Manifest Application block code     lt application                      android usesCleartextTraffic  true       gt

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I ve had this same issue for a number of months now  I initially used  Jerry s solution however  this was a false resolution as it didn t fully fix the problem  Instead  what it did was take every build as a production build meaning that any slight change you made in the app would mean that rebuilding the entire app is necessary   While this is a temporal solution  it works horribly in the long term as you are no longer able to avail of React Native s amazing development tools such as hot reloading etc   A proper solution is a shown   In your MainApplication java file  replace the following    Override public boolean getUseDeveloperSupport         return BuildConfig DEBUG      with    Override public boolean getUseDeveloperSupport         return true      as for some reason BuildConfig DEBUG always returned false and resulted in a bundle file in the assets directory   By manually setting this to true  you re forcing the app to use the packager  This WON t work in production so be sure to change it to false or the default value   Don t forget also to run    adb reverse tcp 8081 tcp 8081

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In my case  I have removed below line from MainApplication java   Which is previously mistakenly added by me   -     import com facebook react BuildConfig    After that Clean Project and hit command      react-native run-android

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If already tried all of above solution but still hit error  Try to configure your genymotion same with me

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Actually  in my situation  React-native version 0 61 5 and trying to install debug APK on device  none of the answers helped me  my solution was adding bundleInDebug  true to android app build gradle like this   project ext react         entryFile   index js       enableHermes  true      clean and rebuild if changing     bundleInDebug  true

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For all of you guys who are developing from a create-react-native-app and ejected  and have this issue in development  this is what worked for me just a little detail from the accepted answer      in project directory  mkdir android app src main assets   here comes the part that changes cos you are in development get rid of the --dev  false part      react-native bundle --platform android --entry-file   index js --bundle-output   android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest   android app src main res   after that close all terminals  erase the build folder from android app  to make sure you start clean to build your app  open a new terminal  and       in project directory  npm run android   will prompt the packager console  in another terminal  and build successfully

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first of all check your assets folder exist in this location  android app src main assets  if no then run this command in terminal  react-native bundle --platform android --dev false --entry-file index js --bundle-output android app src main assets index android bundle --assets-dest android app src main res   then run your project on your android device using   react-native run-android

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For me gradle clean fixed it when I was having issue on Android  cd android    gradlew clean

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You can follow the instruction mentioned on the official page to fix this issue  This issue occur on real device because the JS bundle is located on your development system and the app inside your real device is not aware of it s location

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Had the same issue in mac  After spending 2 days i was finally able to get is working    Since Emulator cellular data was turned off  I was getting the unable to load script from assets index android bundle make sure your bundle is running   Make sure your Emulator cellular data is turned on by doing this package server was able to bundle index android js  Hope it helps for someone who is in development phase

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I had this issue when i was trying to debug my code    in using Toggle inspector in my android phone and react development     I did this simple steps     Open menu in phone   where Reload is   I can open it by long press on back-button Or Shaking the phone   enter image description here tap Dev Setting  in Debugging -  Debug Server host  amp  port for device should be empty  Note   if you wrote port or anything here   for debugging   you should clear it

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Make sure that you have added  path to sdk platform-tools to your path variable   When you run react-native run-android  it runs adb reverse tcp  lt  device-port   tcp  lt  local-port   command to forward the request from your device to the server running locally on your computer  You will see something like this if adb is not found    bin sh  1  adb  not found Starting the app      platform-tools adb shell am start -n  com first app com first app MainActivity    Starting  Intent   cmp com first app  MainActivity

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i resolve it by this cmd    echo fs inotify max user watches 524288   sudo tee -a  etc sysctl conf  amp  amp  sudo sysctl -p

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Go to Dev Settings -  to Debug server host  amp  port for device -  Input your Computer Wifi IP address  Mac OS   Go to System Preferences -  Wifi to get Wifi IP address   Final Rebuild application and Run

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I have just encounterred exactly the same problem and solved it  So hope to be helpful   Suppose you are assemblling a release application package   apk    Check if your assets folder exist    android app src main assets If not  create one  After executing  Assemble Release   check if there is anything in that folder  android app src main assets  If not  find js bundle file index android bundle   which should be in more than one of the following paths    a  android app build intermediates merged assets release out index android bundle  b  android app build intermediates merged assets release mergeReleaseAssets out index android bundle  c  android app build intermediates assets release index android bundle  d  android app build generated assets react release index android bundle    A better way is to use  Everything  to search the file name  index android bundle    Then copy this file into your assets folder  android app src main assets index android bundle  Go back to powershell or command console  execute        react-native run-android --variant release   It should work   Good luck

[android] Unable to load script from assets index.android.bundle on windows

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