Fixes from tests of the Electron app on Windows and Linux, and from reviews: - Device rows: the buttons stay under the pointer, the right-click menu opens, and the spinner keeps turning in Electron. - Login: a login on a profile with no ~/.expo/orbit is saved, a login that stayed open on macOS no longer blocks a new one, and a login or log out in one Electron window reaches the other windows. - Tray menu on Linux, with an Open Orbit item. - Android: the stop of an emulator waits until adb no longer lists it and reports a stop that fails, and adb output is split on both line endings. - Remote sessions: separate messages for a session that failed and one that was stopped, an icon for an ended session, and the popover stays closed after Start session when the session opens in the browser.
Expo Orbit
Accelerate your development workflow with one-click build launches and simulator management
Features highlights
- Install and launch apps from local files using file explorer or drag and drop a file into the app.
- Orbit supports any Android .apk, iOS Simulator compatible .app (on macOS), or ad hoc signed apps.
- Install and launch builds from EAS to your simulators and real devices in one click.
- Install updates on simulators and real Android devices in one click.
- List and launch simulators, including running Android emulators without audio.
- Launch Snack projects in your simulators in one click.
- See pinned projects from your EAS dashboard and quickly launch your latest builds.
Try out Expo Orbit now, explore its capabilities, and share your feedback. Your input will shape the future of this tool and guide us on where to take it next.
🛠️ Installation
You can download the latest version of Orbit for macOS, Linux and Windows from orbit/releases page.
macOS
On macOS you can also install Orbit via Homebrew:
brew install expo-orbit
Note
If you want Orbit to automatically start when you log in, click on the Orbit icon in the menu bar or task bar, then select "Settings" and check the "Launch on Login" option.
👏 Contributing
If you like Expo Orbit and want to help make it better then check out our contributing guide!
📄 License
The Expo source code is made available under the MIT license. Some of the dependencies are licensed differently, with the BSD license, for example.