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Karen Tran commented on CB-8980:
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Hi [~shazron], I'm not familiar with iOS. Can you answer a few questions I have
about going about this task?
I'm only planning on having a tag like this:
<image src="res/ios/notification.png" name="notification.png" />
and the iOS config parser will just copy from source to the Resources directory.
I understand that in an iOS app, image files should go into the Resources
directory. I see that there is a Resources/icons directory for all the icon.png
files and a Resources/splash directory for all of the splash images.
1. For my case where I'm copying other images that are not the main-app icon or
the splash image, can I copy them in a new directory 'Resources/images' and the
user would be able to reference those images there?
2. And follow up question is those images don't need to be of any particular
size with a corresponding name do they? I see that the icons need specific
names depending on their size, so I want to confirm that other images don't
have that restriction.
> Adding New Image Element to config.xml for iOS
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> Key: CB-8980
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-8980
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Components: CLI, CordovaLib, iOS
> Affects Versions: Master
> Environment: iOS
> Reporter: Karen Tran
> Assignee: Karen Tran
>
> Based on the parent task, create a new image element tag to copy the image
> from src to the correct directory with the given name.
> Example:
> <image src="res/ios/notification.png" name="notification.png" />
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