iOS runtime should provide an application that would be used to visualize the updated web inspector frontend. So open the application instead of Safari, because Safari is not able to render the frontend properly

Author: KristinaKoeva

lib/services/ios-debug-service.ts

@@ -204,12 +204,15 @@ class IOSDebugService implements IDebugService {
 
     private openDebuggingClient(): IFuture<void> {
         return (() => {
-            var cmd = "open -a Safari " + this.getSafariPath().wait();
+            let inspectorPath = this.getInspectorPath().wait();
+            let inspectorApplicationPath = path.join(inspectorPath, "NativeScript Inspector.app");
+            let inspectorSourceLocation = path.join(inspectorPath, "Safari/Main.html");
+            let cmd = `open -a '${inspectorApplicationPath}' --args '${inspectorSourceLocation}' '${this.$projectData.projectName}'`;
             this.$childProcess.exec(cmd).wait();
         }).future<void>()();
     }
 
-    private getSafariPath(): IFuture<string> {
+    private getInspectorPath(): IFuture<string> {
         return (() => {
             var tnsIosPackage = "";
             if (this.$options.frameworkPath) {
@@ -221,8 +224,8 @@ class IOSDebugService implements IDebugService {
                 var platformData = this.$platformsData.getPlatformData(this.platform);
                 tnsIosPackage = this.$npmInstallationManager.install(platformData.frameworkPackageName).wait();
             }
-            var safariPath = path.join(tnsIosPackage, "WebInspectorUI/Safari/Main.html");
-            return safariPath;
+            var inspectorPath = path.join(tnsIosPackage, "WebInspectorUI/");
+            return inspectorPath;
         }).future<string>()();
     }
 }