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@mendix/mendix-hybrid-app-base
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This repository contains the core files needed to build a Phonegap package for your Mendix application. It consists of two main parts:
You should not use this package directly. Instead, refer to the Mendix PhoneGap / Cordova hybrid app template for instructions on how to customize and build your Mendix hybrid mobile app.
This project can be used to create a templated Phonegap Build package, as used within the Mobile Publish flow of the Mendix Portal.
Node.js
. This code was tested with version 20. You can check by running node -v
.
Node.js
: brew install node
sudo apt-get install node
None
in Studio Pro.config.xml
should not be changed to any value other than app
for iOS.$ npm install # install dependencies
$ npm run appbase # create templated PGB package in `dist`
Mendix hybrid apps include a number of plugins by default. These plugins have been created by the Cordova/Phonegap community. For some of these plugins, we have created Mendix-specific forks. The reason for creating a fork varies per plugin. The list below outlines the details per forked plugin.
We implemented XHR request handling using native code, while keeping support for cookies.
We included the SQLite native libraries.
We added support for cordova-android 7+.
We unpinned the version of the Android support v13 library.
We added support for Android 10
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Mendix PhoneGap Build base package
The npm package @mendix/mendix-hybrid-app-base receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, @mendix/mendix-hybrid-app-base popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @mendix/mendix-hybrid-app-base demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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