Ionic 6 Full Starter App
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  • What is Ionic 6 Full Starter App?
  • About this Ionic template
  • Template versions
  • Set up the development environment
  • Running the Ionic app
  • How to use this template?
  • Ionic Capacitor
  • Ionic Code Structure
  • Ionic Data Integration
  • Theming
  • Ionic Progressive Web App
  • Ionic Navigation
  • Ionic Server Side Rendering (SSR)
  • Ionic Splash Screens and Icons
  • App Shell
    • Image Shell
    • Text Shell
    • Aspect Ratio
  • Ionic Custom Components
    • Checkbox Wrapper
    • Countdown timer
    • Ionic Show/Hide Password
  • Ionic Walkthrough (or tutorial)
  • Categories
  • Ionic Firebase Integration
    • Firebase Authentication
    • Firebase CRUD
    • Firebase Hosting
    • Push Notifications
  • Google Maps & Geolocation
  • Ionic Video Playlist
  • Ionic Multi Language
  • Getting Started
  • Ionic Authentication
  • Ionic Side Menu
  • Ionic Profile
  • Contact Card
  • Social Sharing
  • Ionic Notifications
  • Forms and Validations
  • Filters
  • FAQs
  • Common Errors and Solutions
  • Glossary
  • Upcoming features
  • 🧐Changelog
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  • In the Browser
  • In iOS
  • In Android

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Running the Ionic app

Learn how to run this Ionic Angular app.

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How to run this app?

After you have correctly , you are ready to start building and testing your Ionic app.

There are a number of ways to run an Ionic app, however, it's recommended to start running it in the browser. To develop and test ionic apps on devices and emulators, see the .

We recorded the following video to show you how to install all the dependencies needed by the project and how to run it in different platforms.

In the Browser

The majority of Ionic app development can be spent right in the browser using the ionic serve command:

$ cd myApp
$ ionic serve

This will open a local development server on your browser.

In iOS

In Android

To see your app as a mobile app, you need to open your browser's inspector and then toggle the device mode. To do this just right click on your browser and click Inspect. .

Check this guide to learn how to do it in Chrome
Ionic Capacitor
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running ionic serve