Regarding hooks, is there an easy way to deploy them to your project? For
example, with the ability to specify a project template to use with the CLI
create command, can that include hooks?
I thought the template option was added to the CLI, but the 3.4 CLI docs don't
mention it:
http://cordo
I'm working on yet another Cordova book and my publisher needs someone to do a
technical review of the manuscript. The technical review includes reading the
manuscript and identifying areas that are not clear or need work, confirming
all of the steps outlined in the book, testing all of the cod
In the docs it says that the result value for Rounding is:
*
*rounding*: The rounding increment to use when parsing and
formatting./(Number)/
Can someone tell me what that means? I googled around and couldn't find
anything conclusive.
I thought I saw a thread a while back that said you'd be able to pass the CLI
create command a path to a project folder that contains the web application
template to use for the new project. I just installed 3.3 and according to the
help, the 4th parameter points to a JSON file that contains ke
Here's a silly question for you - how do developers know what versions of the
CLI are available to install?
I know I can install the latest CLI using:
npm install -g cordova
Right now our plugins haven't been tested with Cordova 3.3, so I'm trying to
update my CLI to version 3.2, but you know
Just in case anyone is interested, Apache Cordova 3 Programming went on sale at
InformIT.com yesterday.
Here's a link to order:
http://www.informit.com/store/apache-cordova-3-programming-9780321957368. It's
supposed to be on sale on Amazon by the end of the week as well; I'll post a
link when
Hello Dev,
I wanted to let you know that Apache Cordova 3 Programming is now available (in
rough cut online at Safari Books Online:
http://my.safaribooksonline.com/9780133521832.
I hope to have the Amazon listing sorted out soon so people can pre-order on
Amazon. Should be available in about
Is there anything special about distributing your plugins on GitHub? My files
are up there, but when I try to test adding the plugin from that location I get
the following error:
[Error: Error fetching plugin: Error: failed to get the plugin via git from URL
https://github.com/johnwargo/cordo
I've got another silly question. In looking at the Camera API, I see the
following:
targetWidth: Width in pixels to scale image. Must be used with targetHeight.
Aspect ratio remains constant. (Number)
targetHeight: Height in pixels to scale image. Must be used with targetWidth.
Aspect ratio r
I'm working on the part of my book that deals with the core APIs and I need
some guidance on how things are supposed to work.
I noticed that if I added the Camera API plugin to a project, that the CLI
manages adding the camera feature to the android project's config.xml file in
res/xml/config.
Welcome Carlos!
On 6/4/2013 3:01 PM, Carlos Santana wrote:
Hi I'm currently blessed to recently join a team (Marcel, James, Mike,
Lisa) here at IBM dedicated to Apache Cordova.
I have being using PhoneGap/Cordova for the last 3 years as a consumer
working on an App for IBM (http://ibm.co/SVP7LK
I agree - makes sense.
On 6/4/2013 12:41 PM, Michael Brooks wrote:
I'm in favour of using "build," "run," and "install" because these commands
match the platform-scripts. They are also arguably more descriptive of
their resulting action.
Currently, the PhoneGap CLI also uses "build," "run," and
When the CLI kicks out errors, I wonder if developers would benefit from some
additional information being spit out with the error. I'm thinking that my
recent toubleshooting efforts would benefit from it spitting out the CLI
version, Node version, and the CLI file and line number that was bein
s is not common across all platforms. If the platform sdk uses ANT,
then the scripts will too.
- Lorin
On Sat, Jun 1, 2013 at 3:19 PM, Filip Maj wrote:
Which ant-based tools are you talking about? Which project?
On 5/29/13 7:38 PM, "John Wargo" wrote:
With the release of Cordov
Android, iOS, BlackBerry.
On 6/1/2013 6:19 PM, Filip Maj wrote:
Which ant-based tools are you talking about? Which project?
On 5/29/13 7:38 PM, "John Wargo" wrote:
With the release of Cordova 3.0, will the ant-based command line tools go
away or will they remain for posterity's sake?
.
st under the cordova umbrella of projects?
On 5/30/13 10:10 AM, "John Wargo" wrote:
Hello again,
I received my employer's (SAP) approval to contribute to the project, so
I signed and filed the Apache CLA this morning and will start
contributing to the docs ASAP.
If anyone wants
Hello again,
I received my employer's (SAP) approval to contribute to the project, so I
signed and filed the Apache CLA this morning and will start contributing to the
docs ASAP.
If anyone wants to start assigning doc tasks to me in JIRA, I'll be happy to
start making updates.
John M. Wargo
With the release of Cordova 3.0, will the ant-based command line tools go away
or will they remain for posterity's sake?
available. We should update the docs to
reflect that. (Would be good to get Jira tickets for all.)
On Wed, May 29, 2013 at 5:34 AM, John Wargo wrote:
I've been poking through the Cordova downloads and noticed that the files
for bada, Symbian, Tizen and webOS are no longer included. Why is that?
I've been poking through the Cordova downloads and noticed that the files for
bada, Symbian, Tizen and webOS are no longer included. Why is that?
I just submitted a Jira ticket for the Symbian getting started page, but the
getting started pages for all of those OS are incorrect as the files and
Hello, my name is John Wargo - I'm the author of PhoneGap Essentials
(www.phonegapessentials.com) and I'm working on an update to the book which
will be out later this year. I will have some questions related to the
direction the project is taking and how some of the stuff is suppos
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