'plugin.pasteboard' on Android has not lua file.

Solar2D Android
#1

Plugin has downloaded.

$ sh download\_plugins.sh Plugins were successfully downloaded General guidelines on how to use plugins with Corona Native can be found here: https://docs.coronalabs.com/native/android/index.html Plugins may have special instructions for integrating them into an Android Studio project, please refer to the individual plugin documentation before integration Plugin download locations: "/Users/hello/Library/Application Support/Corona/Native Plugins/android/plugin.pasteboard\_com.coronalabs" Done downloading plugins!

But it called. It throws an error.

I/Corona: /Users/jenkins/slaveroot/workspace/Enterprise/OS/ios-11.2/release/release/subrepos/composer/composer.lua:1453: /Users/jenkins/slaveroot/workspace/Enterprise/OS/ios-11.2/release/release/platform/resources/init.lua:906: module 'plugin.pasteboard' not found:resource (plugin.pasteboard.lu) does not exist in archive no field package.preload['plugin.pasteboard'] no file '(null)/plugin/pasteboard.lua' no file '(null)/plugin/pasteboard.lua' no file '/data/app/com.wonhada.test-2/lib/arm/libplugin/pasteboard.so' no file './plugin/pasteboard.so' no file '(null)/plugin/pasteboard.so' no file '/data/app/com.wonhada.test-2/lib/arm/libplugin.so' no file './plugin.so' no file '(null)/plugin.so' no file '/data/app/com.wonhada.test-2/lib/arm/libplugin.pasteboard.so' no file './plugin.pasteboard.so' no file '(null)/plugin.pasteboard.so' at error (External Function) at gotoScene (/Users/jenkins/slaveroot/workspace/Enterprise/OS/ios-11.2/release/release/subrepos/composer/composer.lua:1453) at ? (?:0) at (Unknown Function) (?:0)
#2

Yep just running the script is not enough. There are specific locations where the files need to be placed. Each documentation of the plugin will have the information if it has been provided.

#3

Oh, really? I don’t find the place in documentation.

Does pasteboard plugin have it?

#4

See:  https://docs.coronalabs.com/native/android/index.html

If it’s a jar it goes in “android/app/libs”. If it’s a .so file “android/app/src/main/jniLibs”.

You have to do this at a minimum. Then there may be additional setup you have to do with your setup in Android Studio, but that will be documented on a per-plugin basis in the plugin docs.

Rob

#5

Oh, I missed it.

Thank you very much! :slight_smile:

#6

Yep just running the script is not enough. There are specific locations where the files need to be placed. Each documentation of the plugin will have the information if it has been provided.

#7

Oh, really? I don’t find the place in documentation.

Does pasteboard plugin have it?

#8

See:  https://docs.coronalabs.com/native/android/index.html

If it’s a jar it goes in “android/app/libs”. If it’s a .so file “android/app/src/main/jniLibs”.

You have to do this at a minimum. Then there may be additional setup you have to do with your setup in Android Studio, but that will be documented on a per-plugin basis in the plugin docs.

Rob

#9

Oh, I missed it.

Thank you very much! :slight_smile: