I'm using quasar framework (https://quasar.dev/) to build a hybrid app. I'm interested in trying out ionic appflow to do live updates.
However, that requires that the project is an ionic project (e.g. if I run $ ionic link, it gives the error that my project is not an ionic project).
So how can I make my quasar project an ionic project as well, or is there some other way to use appflow?
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I am starting new project in flutter, this project will have some common features already developed in Android library project.
But I am trying to identify how to use my android library project in new flutter project
You need to create a plugin to expose your native code to flutter using FlutterMethodChannel
Before ionic we deploy, we should take care to adjust plugins needed during development that should not be in production mode. For example, we probably don’t want the debug console plugin enabled, so we should remove it before generating the release builds:
$ ionic cordova plugin rm cordova-plugin-console
My question is do we need to add again cordova-plugin-console after release for testing our app or it will we added automatically in ionic serve ?
ionic serve calls cordova prepare internally. cordova preapre does not add plugins. It only copies relevant files into the build folder.
When you remove the cordova plugin, it removes these files from your project directory. Without the files present ionic serve will not add the plugin.
I am working on Android hybrid application using ionic3 framework,
is it possible to do ProGuard for hybrid ionic applications then please suggest me proper way.
For ionic, you can use almost any cordova plugin available since ionic Ionic uses cordova for building. And Cordova have plugin for using proguard.
Try using this.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/cordova-plugin-proguard
To install cordova plugin in ionic app.
$ ionic cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-proguard
I created a (HTML5 + Cordova) App using intel XDK. While creating project, I did not opt for "Use App designer".
I want to add ionic framework with it's all dependencies (angular etc.)
I didn't find any option to add ionic.
I got the answer. go to project page, you will find the following option:
Click on the "Add Bower Packages", you will the following screen:
Now search for ionic and add it. Now you are happy to go.
I just upgraded one of my projects to PhoneGap 3.0 and was wondering the proper methodology for developing a custom plugin. I'm following the Echo plugin example from the developer docs. Should the Echo.h and Echo.m files go in the Plugins folder in the project root, or within the Plugins folder for the specific platform being built?
I tried Echo Plugin for iOS and it's working for me. I put Echo.h and Echo.m under platforms/ios/TestProject/Plugins/. Root folder plugins keep plugins your download from command line. It will be auto installed when you make iOS, Android or other platforms.