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cordova-update-config-enhanced

v2.0.8

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A command line tool to update cordova's config.xml, useful in continuous integration build environments.

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cordova-update-config-enhanced

A node command line tool to update cordova's config.xml, useful in continuous integration build environments.

Extends the original cordova-update-config and adds support for multiple config-files and updating android-version-codes.

Install

  npm i -g cordova-update-config-enhanced

Example Usage

Update all configs

The following example updates the version-attribute to 1.0.5 in each config(.?*).xml and increments the android-versionCode-attribute by one in each config.

  cordova-update-config-enhanced --appversion 1.0.5 --androidversion

Update only main config

The following example updates the name-tag in the main cordova-config config.xml.

  cordova-update-config-enhanced --appname test -c

Update single config

The following example increments the android-versionCode-attribute in the file config.beta.xml. This is particularly useful for beta-builds that will be uploaded to google play, as every new version needs an updated android-versionCode.

  cordova-update-config-enhanced -c beta --androidversion

Help

To get a usage description use:

  cordova-update-config-enhancedg --help

Options

All options are optional, use --help (-h) to get more information.

| Alias | Argument | Description | | ----- | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | -h | --help | Display this usage guide. | | -v | --version | Display the version of this command | | -n | --appname string | The application name to update config.xml | | -a | --appversion string | The application version to update config.xml | | -i | --appid string | The application id to update config.xml | | | --androidversion [string] | The android version code to set in config.xml. If empty the current version-Code will be incremented | | -r | --root | Absolute path to folder containing config.xml | | -f | --file | Absolute path to config.xml | | -c | --configname | Which config file to update. If not set all detected config files will be updated. To update only the main config (config.xml) use this option without providing a value |