Loading from localhost:8081

[vivekpchrome]

Hi Team I have never seen such a technology . I have installed the React for Android development and I am facing issue : It always shows me Loading from Localhost:8081 not going anywhere I have tried all the solutions which are available but not working AT ALL . I have installed and uninstalled React 50 times but I am getting this error again and again Its is wasting my time truly . If I use already created github project that is working fine like : https://github.com/react-native-material-design/react-native-material-design , If I use this it runs but If I use official document and installation according to them not working AT ALL. Can you help me out with and I need solution which is working Please don't link some un-useful links . It is such a ... experience. I am new to this please help

[fotonmoton]

Did you install watchman? If so try to run watchman watch-del-all. When exactly you see " Loading from Localhost:8081"? After which command?

[vivekpchrome]

Hi @fotonmoton after this command : react-native run-android it always shows me loading from localhost:8081, the response of this command is : watchman watch-del-all
{
"version": "4.9.4",
"roots": [
"/home/user/Android_projects/react_project/testapp/demo-app"
]
}

[vivekpchrome]

@fotonmoton It is the worst technology I have ever seen truly I wrote down sudo react-native run-android it start working but after 5 min it gives me error "com.android.builder.testing.api.DeviceException: com.android.ddmlib.AdbCommandRejectedException: device not found
" where as the device is connected and I can run my android studio project and adb devices shows that the device is connect I am using it on real device.

[bartolkaruza]

@vivekpchrome I empathize with your frustration, but this issue report is not useful for you or for the community. If you want specific help with understanding or fixing something in your setup, post it on StackOverflow. If you found a specific issue in React Native you can post it here, with steps to reproduce so someone (usually a volunteer) can try to fix it.

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