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*[Fixed #1548](https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-cli/issues/1548): `--sdk` flag not working properly when starting emulators in iOS
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*[Fixed #2131](https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-cli/issues/2131): Simulators with `(` in name are not started after `tns run ios --device <device_name>`
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The NativeScript CLI is the command-line interface for interacting with NativeScript. It incorporates several important services. Consider the following diagram:
***Commands** - pretty much what every CLI does - support of different command options, input validation and help
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***Devices Service** - provides the communication between NativeScript and devices/emulators/simulators used to run/debug the app. Uses iTunes to talk to iOS and adb for Android
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Usage | Synopsis
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General | `$ tns plugin add <Plugin>`
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Alias | `$ tns plugin install <Plugin>`
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<% if(isConsole) { %>Installs the specified plugin and any packages that it depends on.<% } %>
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<% if(isHtml) { %>Installs the specified plugin and its dependencies in the local `node_modules` folder, adds it to the `dependencies` section in `package.json`, and prepares the plugin for all installed platforms. If you have not configured any platforms for the project, the NativeScript CLI will prepare the plugin when you add a platform. For more information about working with plugins, see [NativeScript Plugins](https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-cli/blob/master/PLUGINS.md).<% } %>
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Usage | Synopsis
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General | `$ tns plugin install <Plugin>`
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<% if(isConsole) { %>Installs the specified plugin and any packages that it depends on.<% } %>
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<% if(isHtml) { %>Installs the specified plugin and its dependencies in the local `node_modules` folder, adds it to the `dependencies` section in `package.json`, and prepares the plugin for all installed platforms. If you have not configured any platforms for the project, the NativeScript CLI will prepare the plugin when you add a platform. For more information about working with plugins, see [NativeScript Plugins](https://github.com/NativeScript/nativescript-cli/blob/master/PLUGINS.md).<% } %>
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