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gulp-cordova-access

v1.1.0

Published

Sets the access origins of the cordova project

Downloads

29

Readme

gulp-cordova-access

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Sets the access origins of the cordova project

Installation

npm install --save-dev gulp-cordova-access

Usage

The plugin can be used in two ways. The first way is via a key-value pair, the second way is via an object.

Key-value pair method

The key-value pair method is used by providing one or two arguments. The first argument is the origin of the access tag you wish to add or remove. The second argument can be either false, if you want to remove an access origin, or an object to add extra properties to the access tag.

const create = require('gulp-cordova-create');
const access = require('gulp-cordova-access');

gulp.task('build', () => {
    return gulp.src('build')
        .pipe(create())
        .pipe(access('*', false))
        .pipe(access('http://*.google.com'))
        .pipe(access('tel:*', {'launch-external': 'yes'}));
});

Because the allow all access tag (e.g. *) is the default when creating a cordova project, we first remove it. We only want the application to be able to communicate with the google APIs.

These tags will be added to the config.xml file.

<access origin="http://*.google.com" />
<access origin="tel:*" launch-external="yes" />

Object method

The key in the object will be used as the access origin, the value is a boolean indicating if you want to add or remove the origin, or an object with extra parameters. The following example is identical to the example above.

const create = require('gulp-cordova-create');
const access = require('gulp-cordova-access');

gulp.task('build', () => {
    return gulp.src('dist')
        .pipe(create())
        .pipe(access({
            '*': false,
            'http://*.google.com': true,
            'tel:*': {
                'launch-external': 'yes'
            }
        }));
});

Tip: You can add the access origins in a file called access.json and call the plugin with access(require('./access.json')).

The second way is by providing two parameters, the first one being the name of the access origin, the second one as the value of the access origin.

Notice that the object method is faster then the key-value pair method. The reason for this is that everytime the plugin is called, the config.xml file is parsed all over again. Because you only call the plugin once with the object method, the config file will only be parsed once.

API

access(origins)

origins

Required
Type: object

A key-value pair object where the key is the origin and the value indicates if you want to add, remove or add extra properties to the tag.

access(origin, value)

origin

Required
Type: string

The origin of the acess tag.

value

Required
Type: boolean|object

True if you want to add the tag or false if you want to remove the tag. If an object is provided, the properties will be added as extra properties in the xml tag.

Related

See gulp-cordova for the full list of available packages.

License

MIT © Sam Verschueren