oroc run

Run an Oro Runtime application.

You can provide a project directory, HTML file, or JavaScript module. When no oro.toml is found, oroc can infer a minimal configuration automatically.

Usage#

oroc run [options] [<project-or-source>]

Options#

Option	Description
--headless	run without a visible window
--platform=<platform>	android | android-emulator | ios | ios-simulator (default: host)
--config=<path>	use an explicit oro.toml/oro.ini file
--host=<host>	load index.html from host (default: 80 when port omitted)
--port=<port>	load index.html from port (default: localhost when host omitted)
--prod	production build (disables inspector/debugging)
--test[=path]	test mode (optionally import a test file)
-D, --debug	debug mode
-E, --env	add environment variables
-V, --verbose	verbose output
--allow-exec	allow external command execution during builds
--tls-keylog=<path>	write TLS key log lines (OpenSSL provider)
--log-file=<path>	mirror logs to a JSON file

Environment#

Variable	Meaning
ORO_DEBUG	enable debug mode (like -D)
ORO_VERBOSE	enable verbose logs (like -V)

Common errors#

• CI/Linux headless: install xvfb-run or set a custom headless runner in your config.
• Use --test=path to run tests bundled with your app.