- platform <platform>: One of android, ios, blackberry10, wp8, or windows8 - project <directory>: Path reference to a cordova-generated project of the platform you specify - plugin <plugin>: One of a path reference to a local copy of a plugin, or a remote https: or git: URL pointing to a cordova plugin (optionally append #branch:subdir) or a plugin ID from http://plugins.cordova.io - variable NAME=VALUE: Some plugins require install-time variables to be defined. These could be things like API keys/tokens or other app-specific variables.
Optional parameters:
- www <directory>: www assets for the plugin will be installed into this directory. Default is to install into the standard www directory for the platform specified - plugins_dir <directory>: a copy of the plugin will be stored in this directory. Default is to install into the <project directory>/plugins folder - searchpath <directory>: when looking up plugins by ID, look in this directory and each of its subdirectories for the plugin before hitting the registry. Multiple search paths can be used by either specifying the flag multiple times, or by separating paths with a delimiter (: on 'nix, ; on Windows).
- platform <platform>: One of android, ios, blackberry10, wp8, or windows8 - project <directory>: Path reference to a cordova-generated project of the platform you specify - plugin <plugin-id>: The plugin to remove, identified by its id (see the plugin.xml's <plugin id> attribute)
Interacting with the registry =============================
NOTICE: The Cordova Plugin registry became read-only, so the following commands have been deprecated and removed:
For managing plugins for the npm registry, use corresponding npm commands. For more info on npm commands see `npm help <command>`. Learn more about publishing your plugins to npm at http://plugins.cordova.io/npm/developers.html
Search for a plugin -------------------
$ plugman search <keyword1 keyword2 ...>
Display plugin information --------------------------
$ plugman info <pluginID>
Manage registry configuration ----------------------------- Display current configuration settings:
$ plugman config ls
Display the current registry URL:
$ plugman config get registry
Set registry URL:
$ plugman config set registry <url>
Example:
$ plugman config set registry http://localhost:5984/registry/_design/app/_rewrite
Manage Owners ------------- Plugin owners are allowed to publish updates to a plugin. To display a list of owners for a plugin, use:
- <pluginName>: The name of the plugin - <pluginID>: An ID for the plugin, ex: org.bar.foo - <version>: A version for the plugin, ex: 0.0.1 - <directory>: An absolute or relative path for the directory where the plugin project will be created - variable NAME=VALUE: Extra variables such as description or Author
Add a Package.JSON file to plugin --------------------------------- Creates a package.json file in the plugin based on values from plugin.xml.
$ plugman createpackagejson <directory>
Add a Platform to a Plugin --------------------------
$ plugman platform add --platform_name <platform>
Parameters:
- <platform>: One of android, ios
Remove a Platform from a Plugin -------------------------------
- <pluginName>: The name of the plugin - <pluginID>: An ID for the plugin, ex: org.bar.foo - <version>: A version for the plugin, ex: 0.0.1 - <directory>: An absolute or relative path for the directory where the plugin project will be created - variable NAME=VALUE: Extra variables such as description or Author
<ion-content padding> <h2>Welcome to Ionic!</h2> <p> This starter project comes with simple tabs-based layout for apps that are going to primarily use a Tabbed UI. </p> <p> Take a look at the <code>src/pages/</code> directory to add or change tabs, update any existing page or create new pages. </p>
