Github user stevengill commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/cordova-ios/pull/234
@blakgeek that is pretty cool!
Looks like @juliascript PR handles most of it. (doesn't handle
configuration yet)
For android, you would add your plugin deps to your gradle file and check
that in. The framework tag in plugin.xml is used to fetch deps from gradle as
well.
For iOS, we are adding the same functionality by extending the framework
tag to be able to grab pods. It creates a podFile and pods.JSON is used for
dependency management.
If we were sticking to how we do things with Android, users who want pods
in their cordova apps at a project level would just do a pod init and pod
install packages themselves. They would then check in the pod file into version
control. But these pods wouldn't be managed by cordova. They wouldn't go into
pods.json and we wouldn't check to see if they exist when adding pods via
plugin's framework tag.
i like the idea of the ability to add pods via config.xml. We could add
them to pods.json and look for conflicts. But, nothing would stop the user from
just pod installing instead of using config.xml too add the pod. In that
scenario, we have the same problem of not really knowing what pods are
installed.
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