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ionic-plugin-assistant

v1.4.16

Published

2 years ago

A npm package to help you get started on your first Ionic-Cordova plugin!

Downloads

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Ionic Cordova plugin template ionic-plugin-generator

Project Status

IPA is currently under development. The Android platform is incomplete, but is being actively worked on.

Looking for contributors to help with the Android templating.

PR's welcome!

IPA was made to make the average developers life a little easier, when wanting to create their own plugin for the Ionic framework. I've written Medium articles about how to do this manually, but I figured that It would make my life easier, just to create a package, that would help me with all of the initial setup, because despite writing about it, I still forget some of the steps.

Install

First make sure you have installed the latest version of node.js (You may need to restart your computer after this step).

Install the ionic-plugin-assistant From NPM:

npm i -g ionic-plugin-assistant@latest

Usage

If you have installed IPA from npm, then from terminal in your project directory, run the command

ipa

You'll then be prompted to answer a few questions about your plugin, such as:

It's name (e.g: image-picker)
A short plugin description
Your name (Your github username is always a good choice).
The platforms you're targeting IOS, Android of Both!

Then you're all set.

Ionic-Plugin-Assistant TODO:

[x] Copy templates over with submitted information.
[ ] Finish Android Templates
[ ] Optimize project code.
[ ] Create Unit Tests.

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