fml-cordova-res
v0.15.4
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This tool will crop and resize PNG source images into appropriate sizes for modern iOS and Android devices.
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Resource Generator
This tool will crop and resize JPEG and PNG source images to generate icons and splash screens for modern iOS, Android, and Windows. fml-cordova-res
was developed for use with Cordova, but Jigra and other native runtimes are supported.
Install
$ npm install -g fml-cordova-res
Usage
fml-cordova-res
expects a Cordova project structure such as:
resources/
├── android
| ├── icon-background.png
| └── icon-foreground.png
├── icon.png
└── splash.png
config.xml
resources/icon.(png|jpg)
must be at least 1024×1024pxresources/splash.(png|jpg)
must be at least 2732×2732pxconfig.xml
is optional. If present, the generated images are registered accordingly
To generate resources with all the default options, just run:
$ fml-cordova-res
fml-cordova-res
accepts a platform for the first argument. If specified, resources are generated only for that platform:
$ fml-cordova-res ios
Otherwise, if config.xml
exists, fml-cordova-res
will look for platforms (e.g. <platform name="ios">
) and generate resources only for the configured platforms.
Documentation
See the help documentation on the command line with the --help
flag.
$ fml-cordova-res --help
Adaptive Icons
Android Adaptive Icons are also supported. If you choose to use them, create the following additional file(s):
resources/android/icon-foreground.png
must be at least 432×432pxresources/android/icon-background.png
must be at least 432×432px
A color may also be used for the icon background by specifying the --icon-background-source
option with a hex color code, e.g. --icon-background-source '#FFFFFF'
.
Regular Android icons will still be generated as a fallback for Android devices that do not support adaptive icons.
:memo: Note: For Cordova apps, Cordova 9+ and cordova-android
8+ is required.
Jigra
To use fml-cordova-res
in Jigra and other native runtimes, it is recommended to use --skip-config
(skips reading & writing to Cordova's config.xml
file) and --copy
(copies generated resources into native projects).
For example, to generate icons and splash screens for iOS and Android in Jigra, run:
$ fml-cordova-res ios --skip-config --copy
$ fml-cordova-res android --skip-config --copy
You can use --ios-project
and --android-project
to specify the native project directories into which these resources are copied. By default, fml-cordova-res
copies Android resources into android/
and iOS resources into ios/
(the directories Jigra uses).
Tips
.gitignore
To avoid committing large generated images to your repository, you can add the
following lines to your .gitignore
:
resources/android/icon
resources/android/splash
resources/ios/icon
resources/ios/splash
resources/windows/icon
resources/windows/splash
Programmatic API
fml-cordova-res
can be used programmatically.
CommonJS Example
const run = require('fml-cordova-res');
await run();
TypeScript Example
run()
takes an options object described by the interface Options
. If options are provided, resources are generated in an explicit, opt-in manner. In the following example, only Android icons and iOS splash screens are generated.
import { Options, run } from 'fml-cordova-res';
const options: Options = {
directory: '/path/to/project',
resourcesDirectory: 'resources',
logstream: process.stdout, // Any WritableStream
platforms: {
android: { icon: { sources: ['resources/icon.png'] } },
ios: { splash: { sources: ['resources/splash.png'] } },
},
};
await run(options);
Cordova Reference Documentation
- Icons: https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/latest/config_ref/images.html
- Splash Screens: https://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/latest/reference/cordova-plugin-splashscreen/