The core webview <=> native bridge method (exec) will always be per-platform. Unless we move that method from cordova-js and into cordova-platform repositories, cordova-js will always need changes between platforms.
On 7/12/13 3:30 PM, "Brian LeRoux" <b...@brian.io> wrote: >Hey John, that is indeed the plan! First step was 'plugin breakout >release' aka PBR which we have mostly now achieved. The cordova.js >file is still generated for each platform but the surface for >differences is now isolated to individual plugin repos rather than in >the ball of mud that we sling into each platform build. > >So, I think this should be an early priority in the 3.x series once >the dust from 3.0 settles and any bugs shake out. > >(But thats just me. We need to figure out that consensus as a group.) > > >On Fri, Jul 12, 2013 at 3:19 PM, Wargo, John <john.wa...@sap.com> wrote: >> I heard a while back that there was an initiative around having a >>single cordova.js file (instead of the platform-specific versions we >>have today). Understanding that splitting the APIs out into separate >>plugins was the first step for this, is this something that will be >>happening soon? I thought perhaps it would be a 3.0 thing, but I imagine >>everyone's been so busy with the plugins. >> >> Is this something in the plan? If so, when do you see this happening? >> >> John M. Wargo >> Twitter: @johnwargo >>
